Tamper-Proof Erasure Proof
Track serialization, sanitization methods, and final overwrite verification with immutable evidence structures.
Automated Reporting. Bulletproof Compliance.
Wipora Erase helps organizations reduce data security risks and support compliance with leading data protection laws, regulations, and industry standards, including CPRA, EU-GDPR, SOX, GLBA, HIPAA, CMMC 2.0, NIST R2, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001.
One Platform for Reporting and Compliance Evidence
Transform raw sanitization and diagnostics logs into downloadable, audit-ready compliance certificates. Maintain centralized chain-of-custody clarity and visibility across all distributed processing environments.
Core Reporting & Compliance Capabilities
Advanced Hardware Diagnostics
Capture SMART data, sector analysis, and component diagnostics to support downstream resale and compliance checks.
Instant Certificate Generation
Generate cryptographically signed evidence certificates for auditors, enterprise security teams, and customer handover.
Cross-Location Device Integrity
Centralized compliance surfaces maintain chain-of-custody clarity across distributed processing environments.
Standards Alignment
Built Around Global Data Eraser Standards
NIST SP 800-88r2 (Clear & Purge)
NIST Special Publication (SP) 800-88 Revision 2, Guidelines for Media Sanitization, provides guidance for securely removing data from information storage media so that the information cannot be accessed or recovered by unauthorized individuals.
DoD with 3 and 7 passes
3 Passes: The work is reviewed and validated through three quality checks to ensure basic correctness, completeness, and functionality. 7 Passes: The work undergoes seven detailed validation checks, covering functionality, quality, edge cases, performance, and overall readiness before completion.
IEEE 2883-2022 Sanitization Standard
IEEE 2883-2022, Standard for Sanitizing Storage, provides a framework and technical guidance for securely sanitizing data stored on information storage devices. The standard defines approaches for making stored data inaccessible or infeasible to recover when storage media is being reused, transferred, repurposed, or disposed of.
Zero-Pass Wiping
Zero-pass wiping refers to a data sanitization process in which a storage device is overwritten with a specified pattern, commonly binary zeros (0x00), in a single complete pass across the addressable storage area. The objective is to replace previously stored user data with non-sensitive data so that the original information is no longer accessible through normal read operations.
Reporting & Compliance Evidence Showcase
Data Sanitization Evidence Layer
Every erasure operation generates a time-stamped, cryptographically locked evidence record.
Drive Health Integrity Layer
SMART diagnostics and sector-level scans produce structured health intelligence for every processed drive.
Audit Documentation Confidence
Component-level profiling creates traceable hardware records that support resale grading and audit workflows.