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SecurErase ensures data on a hard drive is truly erased and unrecoverable. With other techniques such as deleting files, folders, formatting or even deleting partitions, all of the data still resides on the drive and can be easily recovered. SecurErase overwrites this data to make it virtually unrecoverable. |
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Features
- Erase the entire drive, or select a specific partition
- Validates the data is erased to ensure success
- Fast Custom and Government SecurErase options
- Government SecurErase option conforms to us Department of Defense standards
- Works with all PC based operating systems including all Windows, Linux, Solaris, OS/2, NetWare and more!
- Runs even if OS no longer is working or stable
- No limits to drive size
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Benefits
Did you know that even if you delete files or partitions, that someone can still come in and recover most, if not all, of your personal data? Even re-formatting your hard drive leaves your data exposed to possible recovery. A recent MIT study* showed that most of the discarded hard drives tested had sensitive personal or corporate information left on them, including credit cards, email, financial information and more!
Use SecurErase when you plan to sell or give your old computer to another user, who you do not wish to have access to your work files, financial information, internet passwords and other sensitive data. SecurErase provides a multi-pass drive/partition erase for total peace of mind. Use it to make sure that your data is securely and completely erased - for good! With SecurErase, simply select the specific partitions or the entire drive you wish to SecurErase. Advanced options are also available to validate and change the default multi-pass erase process. * MIT news release January 15, 2003 |
System Requirements
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8.0 |
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Windows 95,
Windows 98,
Windows 98 SE,
Windows Millenium,
Windows NT,
Windows 2000,
Windows Server 2003,
Windows XP,
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- Operating System: Windows 95, Me, 2000, XP or 2003 to make a boot diskette
- Processor: Pentium or better
- RAM: 64 MB
- Other: Floppy disk drive and floppy disk; IDE, Serial ATA or SCSI drive that is accessible at boot time (most are) - note that most USB and Firewire drives are not supported
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