The Certus Erasure module is a certified product that securely and permanently deletes data stored in laptops, PCs, servers and storage environments, as well as external media devices (USB sticks and single drives).

Each verified erasure provides a tamper-proof data erasure certificate, showing the following information:


Book a Collection
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Document ID
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System Hardware
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Storage Device
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Erasure Statistics

Certus Software has the full infrastructure to ensure it is compliant with GDPR and NIST 800-88. It also meets national and global data protection regulations. Using Certus Software is a way of taking social responsibility as this secure, cost effective and eco-friendly product makes it possible for IT equipment to safely be reused to help keep the planet green.

Flexible Implementations


Our Capabilities

Target Devices

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Support HDD, SDD, USB
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Support RAID dismantling
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Support UEFI & Legacy
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Support multiple block size drives
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Erase data permanently from multiple HDDs/SDDs simultaneously
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Support ATA, SATA, IDE, SCSI, FibreChannel, SAS, RAID, eMMC, M2, NVMe

Usability

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Multilingual
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Automate the erasure process
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Implementation via API interface
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Most important keyboard
layouts supported
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Hexviewer information for
visual verification during the erasure process
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Screensaver showing the
erasure progress during the process

Erasure Process

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Define Verification Percentage
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Unfreeze all locked storage devices
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25 Different Erasure Petterns
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Identifies and erases hidden areas like HPA, DCO & remapped sectors

Reporting

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Digital Fingerprint
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Digitally-signed Certificate of Erasure
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Save reports locally or send them to the Certus Erasure Web Manager

The GDPR law requires that the user must have the ability to have personal data erased and received written proof of this. The right to erasure is also known as 'the right to be forgotten'.

The NIST SP 800-88 Guidelines for Media Sanitization provide instructions to organizations on how to effectively erase storage and mobile devices in a secure and permanent way.

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