Cutting-edge data sanitization solutions for HDDs and SSDs in desktops, laptops, and servers. 

Report

• 100% Tamper proof report with digital signature
• QR Report for external verifications and audits 
• JSON & PDF format
• Save reports locally or send the reports to Overty Sphere
• Custom fields for extra details
• Customer, Project and User Information
• Hardware Details
• Erasure results to verify the result
• Location, date and time in the report.

Compliance

• Audit Module in Overty Sphere OnPremise & Cloud

• Erasure Standards

• NIST 800-88 Clear, NIST 800-88 Purge, IEEE 2883-2022, IEEE 2883-2022, DoD 5220 M, DoD 5220 M ECE, HMG infosec Lower Standard, HMG Infosec Higher Standard, BSI-2011-VS, BSI-GS, BSI-GSE, BSI-GSK and more. Read more ↓
  • Supported Regulations

  • In accordance with PCI-DSS, HIPAA, CCPA, ISO27001, GDPR, ENS, NIS2 and more.

  • In compliance with NIST 800-88, DoD 5220.22M, IEEE 2883-2022

  • QR for internal process verifications and external auditors

  • Tested, Approved and Certifications

  • Common Criteria and more certifications coming soon.

  
  

  • Compliance made simple. Regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, and other regional data protection laws require the secure destruction of personal and sensitive data. Failing to comply can lead to heavy fines and legal action.
  • Reputation protection. A single data breach can damage customer trust beyond repair. Secure data erasure ensures that old data, devices, or storage media don’t become a future liability.
  • Prevent insider and outsider threats. Data remnants on old hardware can be exploited by malicious insiders, hackers, or third-party buyers of discarded equipment.
  • Cost-effective risk management. Data breaches are expensive—not just in fines, but in downtime, recovery, and lost business. Erasing data securely costs far less than dealing with a breach.
  • Secure IT asset disposal. When upgrading hardware, secure erasure ensures no confidential files are left behind, enabling safe resale, recycling, or donation.
  • Protecting business secrets. Proprietary information, client contracts, pricing models, and trade secrets are valuable assets—leaving them recoverable is like handing them to competitors.
  • Audit readiness. Proper data destruction creates a clear trail of compliance, making audits smoother and demonstrating diligence to stakeholders and regulators.

  Bottom line: For SMBs, secure data erasure isn’t just a checkbox for compliance, it’s a proactive investment in protecting customers, safeguarding intellectual property, and securing the future of the business.