What happens when a hard drive fails? If you have a HDD, it’s not so much a question of if, but when. This is why most experts recommend some kind of redundancy be built into the system, so that you can go on working without losing any data. But what about the defunct drive? Now that it’s malfunctioning, you can’t just erase it via software. And even if you could, that’s not a very secure way of rendering your data unsalvageable.
Just because the drive won’t function (head crash, etc.), doesn’t make your HDD safe to simply toss out. Anyone with enough resources can still read your inoperative drive–those platters, with all their 1s and 0s of valuable data, could still be readable and could be transferred to a new unit. Someone could still easily read them.
You need a way of ensuring that your most valuable and private data is protected. There’s nothing that does that so well as the physical destruction of the drive. With a hard drive crusher from Phiston Technologies, you can do just that. No corrosive chemicals, no dangerous hammering a drive to pieces on the sidewalk outside your office, and no risk of your data being read by unwanted parties.
Our latest product, the MediaVise Rackmount HDD Destroyer, does this simply and effectively. It’s a rack mountable destroyer of hard drives. It performs its primary function well with 20 tons of hydraulic crushing force. It’s code-protected drawer can store up to 25 crushed drives before needing to be emptied, saving you trips to recycle the scrap.
Don’t let your data go unprotected once it leaves your office. Contact us to find out more about our MediaVise Rackmount or other solutions for your business. Don’t let your data go unprotected once it leaves your office.
