Secure Data Erasure
Proper data destruction is crucial. Companie must have a reliable partner who understands data sanitation process. Cloud Ninjas handles everything in-house with our secure sanitation program. We are set up to handle large-scale turnkey projects. There are several options to choose from including DoD, NIST, and NAVSO. We recommend using NIST standards for wiping hard drives. This is the best technique currently in use, plus NIST is the safest way to securely destroy data. Cloud Ninjas offer's on-site wiping and shredding services.
What is Data Sanitation?
Data sanitation is the process of removing all traces of stored data on a memory device. Once sanitized, the device has no data stored that can be recovered, even with advanced forensic tools. Data can be sanitized with software, or with special devices used to remove the data completely, as well as by destruction of the device. Hard Disks, memory modules, storage drives, and even phones can hold sensitive information and may need to be sanitized.
Is all Data Sanitation Equal?
Common methods of sanitation include imaging (or cloning), formatting and FDISKing. These methods appear to sanitize
the devices on first glance; however, research has shown that residual data remains after employing such sanitation techniques.
This is why it is the best to use a professional to deal with protecting your sensitive data.
Below is more information about our Secure Sanitation Program:
Hard Drive Wiping - Data Erasure
- In-house hard drive wiping - Cloud Ninjas' Secure Sanitation Program
- Choice of DoD, NIST or NAVSO
- Offer 1-Pass, 3-Pass or 25-Pass hard drive wipe at DoD standards
- Ability to handle large quantities
- 24/7 secure lab - alarms and cameras
- Quality Control technicians
- Provide certification at end of process - per drive includes serial number, model number, date wiped, rack wiped on, technician performing duty
Contact Cloud Ninjas for secure data erasure and sanitation.
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