Talk Is Cheap
The Era of Unverified ITAD Is Over
Every ITAD provider claims their process is secure.
None can prove it without independent verification.
Claims don’t equal compliance.
Only verification proves compliance.
Why Verification Matters
Vendor claims are platitudes. They sound wise and comforting.
Trust is a Risk
A driver for Wisetek sold thousands of stolen computers for 13 months because verification wasn’t in place. Morgan Stanley paid $200M in fines and penalties because it assumed assets were secure.
Certifications Aren't Enough
NAID, e-Stewards, and R2 offer annual audits—snapshots in time. Veridy Verification ensures continuous compliance, aligning with ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, and Zero Trust principles, every single day.
Continuous Assurance
Verification is certification in action. Trust-based ITAD isn’t compliant. Veridy verifies every ITAD step, providing accountability and drastically reducing risks throughout the entire lifecycle.
Certifications prove capability.
They’re like a driver’s license showing you can drive safely.
Verification proves compliance.
It’s like a dashboard camera proving you are driving safely every day.
Compliance isn’t what you say happened.
It’s what you can prove happened.
Compliance Requires Verification
Verification Needs a Referee
Vendors often act as both player and scorekeeper in IT asset disposition (ITAD), leaving you exposed to errors, gaps, or misconduct.
Veridy is the referee. We don’t play the game. We make sure every scorecard matches and nobody cheats.
Independent verification keeps every handoff, record, and report accurate and consistent. That’s how Veridy delivers the transparency regulators expect and the protection your organization needs.
Verification isn’t just helpful. It’s how you prove compliance.
Verified vs Unverified ITAD
Claims don’t survive audits.
Verified facts do.
Choose compliance confidence over costly risks
Multiple Benefits of Verification
- Risk Mitigation: Reduces the likelihood of data breaches, fines, and reputational damage.
- Regulatory Compliance: Aligns with ISO 27001, SOC 2, and Zero Trust principles. Helps organizations meet stringent cybersecurity regulations like those imposed by the SEC, HIPAA, and GDPR.
- Transparency: Provides a clear and verifiable audit trail for all ITAD activities.
- Conflict of Interest Resolution: Addresses potential conflicts of interest by offering an independent verification service.
How ITAD Verification Works
This describes how Veridy’s Core chain-of-custody verification works.
Veridy also provides Verification Assurance and Enterprise Defensible Disposition services for organizations that require assurance, governance, and defensibility.
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• Veridy issues verification tags to client (barcoded stickers; optional, but highly recommended)
• Client submits inventory (upload or email)
Audit Report
• Processor receives equipment
• Equipment placed on Verification Hold
• Processor submits reports (upload or email)
Verification Report
• Veridy reconciles expected vs. actual inventories
• Release: If matched, equipment cleared for processing
• Resolve: If discrepancies, Incident Report + SME support
Foundation of ITAD Compliance
Veridy Verification adheres to the ITAD Verification Framework (IVF).
The IVF ensures rigorous chain-of-custody verification through three core controls: no sharing of serial numbers with downstream vendors, verification tag tracking, and equipment verification holds.
Download a copy of the ITAD Verification Framework here.
Veridy provides independent verification of chain of custody through rigorous records reconciliation, ensuring that every asset is accounted for, eliminating the risk of regulatory non-compliance and data breaches.
For more information, visit our FAQs.
Veridy Authorized Partners
Veridy Verification is available exclusively through Authorized ITAD Partners.
Each partner has completed rigorous training in the ITAD Verification Framework and is committed to the highest standards of transparency, compliance, and client protection.
Interested in becoming a partner? Learn more.
