Detailed Record-Keeping made easy with IRONCLAD!
- Tracks and records media serial/asset numbers, user ID, witness ID, date, time, location, and diagnostic information in a password-protected system.
- Provides proof media was sanitized by automatically capturing a JPG image of the media immediately after degaussing. Exclusive to Garner degausser integration.
- Informs operator with a green "PASS" or red "FAIL" and numerically records the degausser's field strength immediately after each degauss cycle.*
- Records the Garner PD-5 crush depth immediately after each cycle.
- For hard drive and solid-state physical destruction, captures a before and optional after destruction JPG media image.
- Operates in 2 modes: "Verification Mode" with prompts for new operators; and "Processing Mode" for faster processing.
- The maintenance record includes gauss readings for verifying and documenting degausser performance. Exclusive to Garner degausser integration.
- ETL listed and certified to UL, IEC, CSA, and CE standards
- TAA compliant
Exportable IRONCLAD Reports
- CSV files with detailed media destruction information and results
- High-resolution JPG images of each piece of processed media
- Excel files with detailed media destruction information and results
- PDFs with Certificates of Erasure & Destruction and JPG images of processed media
- Gauss testing log & report verifying Garner degausser performed to factory specifications
- Export options: Flash, Ethernet, or optional optical media burner
Garner's Exclusive Integrated Auditing Systems
For use with non-Garner destruction equipment.
Data Security Best Practices: Degauss Before you Destroy
- Physical destruction (i.e., shredding, crushing, piercing, bending) of hard drives without first being degaussed leaves data behind. In fact, a shredded but not-degaussed 2 mm² hard drive fragment can contain the equivalent of approximately 504,000 pages of paper containing sensitive and confidential data.
- A degausser of appropriate field strength magnetically erases all data on hard drives making them safe and secure for disposal. Every hard drive must be degaussed before shredding, crushing, or disposal to ensure the data is unrecoverable.
- Physical destruction provides visual confirmation that the hard drive has been securely processed; it discourages unscrupulous (but fruitless) attempts to retrieve data from the drive, and indicates the drive is ready to leave the controlled environment for disposal.
Note: Solid-state media cannot be degaussed. Physical destruction of media using the SSD-1 solid-state destroyer is recommended before media leaves the secure environment.
Domestic and International Safety Standards
Garner Products, Inc., leads the data destruction industry in product safety by being the first and only U.S. hard drive degausser and destroyer manufacturer to earn certification of our products to UL, IEC, and CSA safety standards from a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL).
Our products are also independently tested for conformity to CE standards for safety and emissions for the European Union.
These U.S. and international certifications identify Garner’s products as safe to operate in data centers, hospitals, offices, and other sensitive environments around the world.
Garner’s products are ETL listed, certified to:
Sustainable Practices. Ecofriendly Products
We are proud to be an ecofriendly manufacturer in California, the state that sets the standard for environmental protection. At every stage of the manufacturing process, from product design through manufacturing and shipping, we apply processes and use materials that minimize environmental impact.
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