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Orion aligns with R2v3 and is deployed inside R2v3-certified ITAD processors as the in-lane erasure and chain-of-custody system that supports their certification. R2v3 is a facility-level certification, not a software certification — Orion provides the evidence the auditor reviews.

Yes. Orion implements the ADISA risk-graded approach: method selection per device class and per data sensitivity, verification on every device, and a tamper-evident record. ADISA ICT Asset Recovery audits accept Orion's certificate as evidence of compliant sanitization.

When a data subject exercises Article 17 rights and a device is the locus of the data, Orion produces a signed certificate that records the destruction with sufficient detail to satisfy the controller's accountability obligation under Article 5(2). The certificate is exportable for the data subject's records.

Yes. The certificate is a single artifact that satisfies the disposal-control evidence each of these requires. SOX teams use it to evidence proper disposal of asset-register items; HIPAA covered entities use it to evidence ePHI destruction; PCI-DSS environments use it to evidence cardholder-data-environment device retirement.

Orion's record is the artifact your ISMS auditor expects when reviewing secure-disposal controls. The method, verification result and chain of custody match the ISO 27040 framework, and the certificate is acceptable evidence under Annex A.8.10 of ISO 27001:2022.