SECURE
WIPE
This utility provides a way to sterilize
a hard drive that contains classified or sensitive information.
It also gives you a way to recondition drives for recommission
and recycling.
And there is no limit to the number of drives you can sterilize, as Secure Wipe can be used over and over again making it incredible value for money!
There are three levels of security available, with the more thorough methods taking more time.
Short Secure Wipe – This will over-write the data twice, which is sufficient to obscure it from anyone without access to a sophisticated
data recovery laboratory.
Long Secure Wipe – The data will be over-written six times, which will prevent its recovery by techniques available in the private sector.
Long Wipe with Format – This option makes a total of seven passes: six over-writes followed by a pass that does a low-level format of the drive, and meets the most stringent national security requirements for declassifying a drive.
Entire/Partial – Any of the choices above can be applied to all or part of a drive. If Partial Drive is selected, you will enter the start and ending cylinder and head.
Screen
– Secure Wipe
These options will take time based on the type
of system, memory and HD size. We do recommend using the first
option when you know you are keeping the HD. On the other
hand, if you are planning to donate or sell your computer
or HD, use the third option.
Before the Secure Wipe operation begins,
a warning will appear to let you know that the data on the
drive is about to be destroyed. Press Y to continue or N to
abort.
With Secure Wipe you can do a true
factory low-level format on any drive type, regardless of
the size, make or model, even SCSI and IDE drives. Also if
track Zero is damaged it will relocate track zero and fix
those drives.
The difference between Secure Wipe's low-level
format and other diagnostics low-level format is;
1. Other diagnostics use a bios call
to perform there low level format routine. This routine is
the reason why drive manufacturers print on the side of the
drives (DO NOT PERFORM A LOW LEVEL FORMAT. SEND BACK TO MANUFACTURER)
2. Bios low-level formats only have the capability to
get rid of the indexing system. The information can still
be recovered. So for security purposes this is not good. Not
to mention that the old registries are still on the drive.
This is what will cause the drive to crash again.
3. Secure Wipe's low-level format is a factory style
low-level format. Micro Scope can first do a secure wipe of
the drive by writing zeros to the entire drive not being limited
to any partitions that other utility cannot see.
4. Then to reinitialize the drive back
to the factory specifications. Micro-Scope will communicate
with the drives command Register where the information exist
to bring the drive back to the factory specs and if there
is a virus on track zero. Micro-Scope will relocate track
zero.
The safe and secure disk drive is a sterilized
drive, and Secure Wipe provides simple but
complete drive cleaning to the highest security standards. Secure Wipe is a certified DOD 5220.22-M standard.
5. You only pay a one of cost - and can use it on as many drives as you like!
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING
HARD DRIVES
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Click on the FEATURES link above for
a full listing of all the features!
- Works on all Intel™ compatible computers.
- Operating system independent.
- LAN Card Testing.
- Unlimited memory testing.
- Multi-processor testing.
- Much more...
Platforms Supported - Micro-Scope runs
on ANY PC with an Intel or Intel compatible processor (from
386/486 to the latest Pentium, AMD and Cyrix CPUs), with ISA,
EISA, PCI, PCMCIA, Plug & Play, and hosting any operating
system including all Windows versions, DOS, OS2, Linux and
UNIX.
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