Server Data Erasure
Certified erasure for server drives, with a certificate for every drive and the audit trail your client’s auditor will ask for.
Server drives carry the data your client worries about most
When an enterprise decommissions a rack, nobody is anxious about the chassis. The anxiety is about what is on the drives - customer records, financial data, whatever the business was actually running. The client needs to know it is gone, and beyond that they need to be able to show somebody else that it is gone. That is the part that gets audited, and it is the part a shelf of erased drives with no paperwork cannot answer.
Erase the drives, certify every one
Most decommissioning workflows pull the drives before anything else happens to the chassis, and that is where Blackbelt360 does its work. Drives removed from server bays are erased through the same loose-drive workflow as any other drive, with a tamper-evident certificate generated for each one and tied to its serial number. Whether a rack yields eight drives or thirty-two, every drive comes out of the process carrying its own record.
The evidence your client’s auditor is asking for
ADISA certified data erasure for HDDs and SSDs, with NIST 800-88 compliance verified by ADISA. Supports NIST Purge and Clear, DoD 5220.22-M and ECE, BSI-GS and BSI-GSE, and IEEE 2883-2022. Every erasure generates a tamper-evident certificate, stored centrally and exportable in PDF, CSV, XML or JSON. R2v3-aligned processes, with auto-verify covering the sampling R2v3 facilities have to evidence. ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified.
Drives removed from server bays - SAS, SATA, NVMe and SSD - erased through the loose-drive workflow, with a certificate for every drive.
Erasure runs on basic server hardware directly, for the units where pulling the drives is not the workflow.
Servers rarely arrive on their own. The laptops, desktops and mobile devices coming off the same site run on the same platform and land on the same audit trail.
Not per rack and not per job. Every drive erased carries its own tamper-evident record, tied to its own serial number.
What you get
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A record at drive level: Auditors ask about drives, not racks. Every drive has its own certificate tied to its own serial number.
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One audit trail across the decommission: Servers, laptops and mobile devices from the same site land in the same record, in the same formats.
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Verification without the manual step: Auto-verify runs the R2v3 sampling automatically, so nobody is pulling drives back off the shelf to hand-test them.
Yes. Drives removed from server bays - SAS, SATA, NVMe and SSD - are erased through the Blackbelt360 loose-drive workflow, with a tamper-evident certificate generated for each drive and tied to its serial number.
Blackbelt360 is ADISA certified for data erasure on HDDs and SSDs, with NIST 800-88 compliance verified by ADISA. It supports NIST Purge and Clear, DoD 5220.22-M and ECE, BSI-GS and BSI-GSE, and IEEE 2883-2022.
Yes. Every drive erased through Blackbelt360 generates its own tamper-evident certificate, tied to that drive’s serial number and stored centrally. Certificates export in PDF, CSV, XML or JSON.
Yes. Servers, laptops, desktops and mobile devices coming off the same site are processed on one platform and land on a single audit trail, in the same export formats.