KillDisk for Industrial Systems is an affordable industrial-grade disk sanitation software solution, supporting parallel erasure of dozens of HDD/SSD. Designed for Windows and Linux platforms, this software solution is highly customizable for any context, supports U.S. DoD 5220-22M erasure and 20+ more international sanitizing standards. Supports fully automated operations. Barcodes & QR Codes for Certificates and Disk Labels for easy tracking and reporting. Secure Erase for selective disks. Licensing policy assumes no additional charges per disk erase! After ordering the software is shipped by FedEx, package includes installation DVD, security key on USB stick and optional bootable LiveUSB. Supports erasing: Hard Disk Drives and Solid State Drives; SATA and SAS disks; External Disks via eSATA, USB, iSCSI, i.e. all types of disks with standard sector size (512 and 4096 bytes). Non-standard disks, having different sector size NOT supported (like NetApp using 520 bytes sector size disks).
Licenses: |
7
slots
Slot LicensingKillDisk Industrial Software is licensed on per slot basis. You can use purchased software on any hardware system supported, but the number of hard disk being erased simultaneously is limeted by the number of licensed slots. KillDisk Desktop and System are complete hardware solutions with specific set of HDD or SSD disk racks, named SLOTS. When you use Software solution with your own hardware, you may have or may have not disk racks in it, but in any case one connected HDD or SSD is considered a disk SLOT. |
License price: |
$40/slot
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INCLUDE LiveUSB: |
LiveUSBBootable LiveUSB is a powerful set of tools on a dedicated USB stick, including Operating System and pre-installed KillDisk Industrial. LiveUSB helps you in a number of scenarios. For example, technician erasing PCs on customer's site: he can bring LiveUSB, boot up customer's computers from LiveUSB to familiar environment and securely erase all attached PC disks. LiveUSB just boots up PC and let you use KillDisk Industrial almost everywhere, however you still need a valid KillDisk license, which means that USB security dongle containing a license must be plugged in as well. |