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willay
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Has anyone had to do this? can you recommend any firms? got approximately 100 hard disks that need to be destroyed.
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willay
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This isn't your gay porn collection we are trying to hide evidence of Gary.
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Yeah smash them to bits
oceansoul
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Land rover over them
Cavey
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I used to open then then hammer/bend the discs
John
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Toxic bonfire
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A drill and some good quality drill bits and go to town on em!
Dom
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Google for a local firm, will be plenty about although personally i'd opt for a company that shreds the drives rather than 'bending' or 'hole punching'.
Richie
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We use SIMS. They've got a mobile unit that comes to site.

http://www.simsrecycling.co.uk/IT-Asset-Services/Data-destruction/Onsite-data-destruction
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
Google for a local firm, will be plenty about although personally i'd opt for a company that shreds the drives rather than 'bending' or 'hole punching'.


Was good enough for Cheshire county council 10 years ago
Nismo
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Will it blend
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We blank them using either DBAN (google it) or disk imager, then dispose them using an it recycling company
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Off the end of a pier?
Richie
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All depends on the impact level of your data really. We have IL3 and higher clients so we need certification and auditing on everything
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DBAN is a good way of doing it, but obviously 100 disks, means you'll have to put the time in yourself.

 
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