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Date: | Tue, 15 May 2007 21:09:44 -0400 |
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You would need to disassemble the drive to get close enough to the
platters to actually degauss them. If you found a way to degauss the
drive you would need to find a way to low level format to make the
drive usable again. Defense contractors used to be satisfied if
you high level formatted the drive 3 times with a utility such as
volutil or diskexpt. Sorry don't know the latest rules. Our
security sensitive customers are doing media retention. That is
where people actually beat up the drive with hammers before they
melt (burn special) it.
Bob J. -- Ideal Computer Services
http://www.icsgroup.net
Jeff Kubler wrote:
> To all;
> What's the word on deleting/purging data from HP 3000 disk drives? I
> have model 20 disk arrays that need to be wiped to DOD (Department of
> Defense?) levels.
> This client has a dequasser. Does dequassing completely destroy the
> disk drive?
> Thanks,
> Jeff
>
> Jeff Kubler
> Kubler Consulting, Inc.
> 541-745-7457
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> www.kublerconsulting.com
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