A digital-security firm, System High, has secured a lucrative contract worth up to $50 million to destroy classified information technology for an undisclosed customer. The Virginia and Alabama-based company announced the five-year deal, referred to as the Proactive Protection Secure Holdings Risks reduction and Equipment Destruction (P² SHRED), highlighting its ability to deconstruct backlogs of sensitive equipment.
System High’s Chief Strategy Officer, Doug Kumbalek, emphasized the importance of timely and controlled destruction and disposal of retired IT equipment for effective end-of-lifecycle protection and risk mitigation. While the company has not disclosed specific details about the customer or the scope of the contract, it has a track record of working in the national security domain. Previously, System High secured a $150 million contract with the Missile Defense Agency, contributing to tasks across various states.
In the world of defense and intelligence, the proper handling of classified information is of paramount importance. Breaches in security could potentially jeopardize military personnel or provide other countries, such as China and Russia, with insight into technological advancements.
System High’s latest contract builds on its expertise in handling classified information and demonstrates its commitment to offering top-notch lifecycle protection capabilities and services. By securely destroying retired IT equipment, the company plays a vital role in safeguarding sensitive national security information.
