Protect your company and yourself
from data and identity theft.

Did you know, how easy deleted files can be retrieved using commonly available file recovery tools?

Ordinary "delete" operations only remove bits of information from files, so they just appear deleted. Even simple overwritten data can be recovered using sophisticated tools. ( Why shred files? )

The only and surest way to protect your company and yourself from data or identity theft is to shred sensitive documents at the source with a high security tool.

One of the best security application is High Secure Shredder. It supports the most secure document shredding standards world wide, including

• The United States Department of Defense 5220.22-M National Industrial Security Standard,
   
• The USAF Cryptologic Support Center purging Standard and
   
• The Gutmann method.

And a detailed report keep you informed about all shred activities at any time.

Reliable, convenient, safe, and easy-to-use, High Secure Shredder has set the world standard for high quality engineering. With High Secure Shredder all traces of your documents are gone.

High Secure Shredder key features:

High Secure Shredder Status Report

With the High Secure Shredder Status Report you are always informed about all shred activities. The report helps you to figure out what's going on while shredding files, it enables you to identify errors and suggest corrective actions.

High Secure Shredder system requirements

• Mac OS X Version 10.6.6 (Snow Leopard) or later.
   
• Intel Mac.

Gutmann method

35 pass overwrite data

Basic "delete" operations only remove bits of information from files, so they just appear deleted, and even overwritten data can be recovered using sophisticated tools, like magnetic force microscopes.

The only way to protect your company and yourself from data or identity theft is to shred sensitive documents and files with a high security tool that is capable of rewriting the files with random series of binary data multiple times.

The Gutmann method is an algorithm for securely erasing the contents of documents and files. It destroys the magnetic memory by writing a series of 35 patterns over the entire region to be erased. This method provides highly effective security against the recovery of data.

Overwrite patterns chart

RLL :  Run Length Limited
MFM : Modified Frequency Modulation

See also:

Peter Gutmann  http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/secure_del.html

DoD 5220.22-M Standard

Seven pass overwrite data

Basic "delete" operations only remove bits of information from files, so they just appear deleted, and even overwritten data can be recovered using sophisticated tools, like magnetic force microscopes.

The only way to protect your company and yourself from data or identity theft is to shred sensitive documents and files with a high security tool that is capable of rewriting the files with random series of binary data multiple times.

The United States Department of Defense 5220.22-M National Industrial Security Standard writes series of seven patterns over the entire region to be erased. This provides a highly secure erasure of disk data.

Overwrite patterns chart

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AFSSI-5020 Standard

Three pass overwrite data

Basic "delete" operations only remove bits of information from files, so they just appear deleted, and even overwritten data can be recovered using sophisticated tools, like magnetic force microscopes.

The only way to protect your company and yourself from data or identity theft is to shred sensitive documents and files with a high security tool that is capable of rewriting the files with random series of binary data multiple times.

AFSSI-5020 is the USAF Cryptologic Support Center purging standard from 1996. It writes series of three patterns over the entire region to be erased. This option provides very good data security by optimal performance.

Overwrite patterns chart

AFSSI-5020 Standard

Three pass overwrite data

Basic "delete" operations only remove bits of information from files, so they just appear deleted, and even overwritten data can be recovered using sophisticated tools, like magnetic force microscopes.

The only way to protect your company and yourself from data or identity theft is to shred sensitive documents and files with a high security tool that is capable of rewriting the files with random series of binary data multiple times.

AFSSI-5020 is the USAF Cryptologic Support Center purging standard from 1996. It writes series of three patterns over the entire region to be erased. This option provides very good data security by optimal performance.

Overwrite patterns chart