Fleet data sanitization

Wipe your fleet
from one place.

Boot from USB. Scan each system into SectorWipe. Review the drives, authorize the wipes, and follow the results from your portal.

Verifiable data destruction, at fleet scale.

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How it works

Start with a USB drive.

Use the same boot image across your systems. SectorWipe keeps the authorization and records in your organization’s portal.

  1. 01

    Boot your systems

    Copy the approved SectorWipe image to USB drives and boot the machines you need to wipe.

  2. 02

    Scan them into your organization

    Scan each on-screen QR claim. The system and its drives become visible in your SectorWipe portal.

  3. 03

    Review the drives and authorize the work

    Check the targets and proposed methods, then authorize the exact plans. Follow each drive through wiping and verification.

See the full process
FROM USB TO YOUR PORTAL
USB boot
USB boot
USB boot

Scan each system’s QR claim

Your organizationSectorWipe
Review drivesAuthorize wipesFollow results
How systems connect. No live device data shown.

Certificates & records

Show what happened
to each drive.

When a customer or auditor asks how a drive was sanitized, you need more than a completion message.

A paid SectorWipe certificate records the method, drive outcome, verification coverage, and caveats that were reported and validated. It’s signed and designed for public checking by certificate serial.

A certificate does not guarantee that forensic recovery is impossible.

How verification works
SECTORWIPE
CERTIFICATE CONTENTS

SAMPLE — NOT A VALID CERTIFICATE

Certificate of
sanitization

A signed record for an individual drive

Method
The sanitization method used
Drive outcome
The reported disposition
Verification
Checks and coverage achieved
Caveats
Limitations that remain
Issued after the paid result is validated

SAMPLE — NOT A VALID CERTIFICATE

You’ll see the drives that need another look.

Partial, failed, skipped, held, unreadable, and unverified drives stay in the record. A failed verification cannot become a successful certificate.

ValidatedPartialFailed verificationSoftware refused

Illustrative outcomes, not live data.

Media support

Know what your
hardware can do.

SectorWipe checks the drive, firmware, health, and connection before proposing a method. An adapter or controller can change which commands are available.

If the drive cannot meet the required sanitization outcome, SectorWipe reports the limitation and may recommend physical destruction.

Check your media type

Where it fits

For the teams
retiring the hardware.

Schools & districts

Prepare returned laptops for the next school year, donation, or disposal. Review which drives are finished and which need attention.

Enterprise IT

Manage drive retirement across locations with a record of what was authorized, what ran, and how it was verified.

MSPs & resellers

Work across customer organizations with separate access scopes and customer-facing records.

ITAD & refurbishment

Process changing drive inventory at wipe stations and retain a separate result for every drive.

Free & paid

Need a certificate?

Free wiping

Wipe a drive.
No certificate.

Use the free option for a supported drive when you don’t need a certificate. The same authorization and target-safety checks still apply.

Ask about free wiping
Paid workflows

Get the records
your work requires.

Paid workflows add signed certificates, central history, and reporting. Fleet features depend on the offering. Paid certification is per successfully certified drive.

Talk to sales

Request a demo

Tell us what you’re wiping.

A batch of laptops, a room of retired servers, or drives arriving all day. Tell us about the job and the records you need.