234teen CIC
234teen — Secure technology. New possibilities. Secure data destruction, technology lifecycle, refurbishment and reuse, circular economy, community impact and education opportunities.

234teen CIC · UK

Your data stays on site.
Until it is destroyed.

We carry out data destruction at your premises. Data-bearing equipment is released only after a successful result, a certificate and an authorised completion check.

The release rule

On-site destruction

Equipment-generated certificate

Release after verification

No successful certificate · No device release

Information security management

ISO 27001:2022 certified

Project 234teen CIC’s management system is certified by Citation ISO Certification Limited for secure IT asset disposition and data destruction.

Read the certified scope

The provision of secure IT asset disposition and data destruction, including on-site sanitisation, degaussing and destruction, and the refurbishment, reuse, resale, donation, recycling and final disposition of IT equipment.

Certificate 532682026 · Issued 5 October 2026 · Expiry 4 October 2027

View certificate (PDF)

What we do

Destruction first. Next steps after.

We select the on-site method for the media and record the result before data-bearing equipment can leave your premises.

On-site data destruction in London and beyond

01

Physical destruction

The @RACK Step 3B crusher physically destroys media when the approved route calls for it.

02

Magnetic media

The @RACK Step 3A degausser is used for supported magnetic media. A hard drive that cannot be wiped is degaussed and then crushed on site.

03

Electronic erasure

Blackbelt360 processes supported phones, tablets and NVMe devices on site, with a verified result.

04

After clearance

Only cleared assets move to the next stage: refurbishment, reuse or responsible recycling as appropriate.

Our process

A certificate before release.

Destruction takes place on the customer site. The equipment generates a certificate; an authorised operator checks the result and records the decision to release. If the process fails or cannot be verified, the affected equipment remains on site.

  1. Identify the assetsMatch each relevant device to its recorded identifier.
  2. Destroy data on siteUse the agreed physical, magnetic or electronic method.
  3. Check the certificateReview the equipment-generated result for the relevant asset.
  4. Authorise releaseNo successful certificate means no device release.
  5. Record final dispositionDocument what happens to cleared or destroyed equipment.

Why we exist

Useful technology deserves a longer story.

234teen is a Community Interest Company. We combine on-site data destruction with a commitment to extending the life of technology and supporting community-focused skills and opportunity.

Data is addressed before any equipment is released. Refurbishment and education belong at the Hub.

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Retiring IT equipment?

Whether you are clearing an office, replacing devices or reviewing your disposal process, get in touch to discuss your needs.