Accurate copies data so that it’s an exact match to the original data
What is forensic duplication
Calculation of MD5 and SHA-1 Hash Values
Source write blocker
HPA/DCO duplication and removal
Record of Hard Drive Operation
Outstanding Copy Speed Up to 300MB/s
Eight Data Erase Modes Keep from the Leakage of Confidential Data
When manufacturers/maintenance and repair shops need to reuse hard drives, this is an ideal function to erase data based on different level of secrecy.
Quick Erase
Erase the index of a hard drive within a few seconds.
Full erase
Erase the data from a hard drive by overwriting each sector which is able to read/write data.
3-Pass DoD
Erase HDD 3 times complying with the 5220.22-M data erase security standard of the U.S. Department of Defense.
7-Pass DoD
Erase HDD 7 times complying with the 5220.22-M ECE data erase security standard of the U.S. Department of Defense to ensure the data is unable to be recovered.
Secure Erase
According to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 800-88 Guidelines for Media Sanitization, Secure Erase is one of the ATA command. The data is totally and securely wiped from hard drives after implementation, and most of SATA hard drives on the market support Secure Erase.
Enhanced Secure Erase
Erase data by using SSD’s built-in ATA command. Additional actions will be executed according to different design of hard drives, e.g., destroying the encryption key on SSD to make the data unable to be decoded.
Erase HPA Area
Remove the HPA partition and free up the space.
Erase DCO Area
Remove the DCO partition.