USB-booted. Cloud-controlled.
Verifiable data destruction, at fleet scale.
Copy one SectorWipe image across your USB drives. Boot each system, scan its QR claim, and bring the entire batch into your tenant—ready to authorize, monitor, validate, and document from one portal.
- One approved boot image
- Live tenant visibility
- Explicit per-drive outcomes
Fleet session
Concept · no live dataConceptual fleet workflow: ten systems boot from SectorWipe USB media, join a tenant through QR claim, receive plan-bound authorization, sanitize their drives, and report individual validated or attention outcomes.
Ten systems. One controlled batch.
Scale the media. Keep one source of truth.
Make ten USB drives, boot ten laptops, and scan each claim. SectorWipe connects those live systems to your tenant so the operator can review exact targets, authorize the work, and see every drive through completion without moving license inventory between sticks.
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Write the image
Replicate the same approved SectorWipe image across the USB drives your operation needs.
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Boot the systems
Start each system from SectorWipe media. No per-device license key preparation on each USB.
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Scan and claim
Scan the on-screen QR claim to connect the live system to the correct portal tenant.
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Review and authorize
Confirm the detected drives and exact sanitization plans before destructive work begins.
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Run the fleet
Launch and monitor the authorized batch centrally while each drive keeps its own state.
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Validate the truth
Review each reported outcome. Only acceptable paid results become certificate eligible.
Method follows media
One fleet. More than one kind of drive.
SectorWipe evaluates the media, interface, capabilities, health, controller path, and policy before an available sanitization method is authorized. The software does not flatten different storage technologies into one overwrite promise.
Explore media supportSectorWipeMedia-aware plan
Every result is validated
Not every result is called success.
A green batch total is not enough. SectorWipe keeps failed, partial, skipped, held, unreadable, and unverified media visible. If software cannot support the required outcome, the limitation remains part of the record.
How validation worksDrive outcomeDisposition
ValidatedCertificate eligible
PartialAttention required
Failed verificationNot certified
Software refusedPhysical destruction may be recommended
Conceptual states shown. No customer or live operational data.
Paid proof layer
The result travels farther than the drive.
A paid SectorWipe certificate records the result the platform received and validated, including method, drive disposition, verification coverage, and relevant caveats. The signed record is designed for privacy-minimal public checking by serial.
A certificate does not guarantee that forensic recovery is impossible.
- One signed certificate per successfully certified drive
- Failed verification never becomes a successful certificate
- Method, coverage, outcome, and caveats remain attached
One control plane, different operations
Built for teams accountable for every drive.
Education
Move refresh and disposal fleets through one controlled process while keeping each drive’s outcome visible.
Enterprise
Apply policy, operator accountability, and evidence retention across distributed disposition work.
MSP and reseller
Claim systems into the right customer scope and deliver repeatable, traceable service without mixing records.
ITAD and refurbishment
Coordinate varied media and changing inventory with drive-level identity, assurance, and disposition.
A clear commercial boundary
Free wipe. No certificate.
Use the free path to wipe a supported drive when you do not need a compliance-oriented record. Move to a paid workflow when signed proof, central history, reporting, or fleet operations matter.
Operational result
- Supported drive wiping
- Safety authorization and target checks
- No certificate
- No central customer history
Evidence and fleet operations
- Central tenant coordination
- Drive-level reporting and history
- Signed certificate after validation
- Capabilities according to offering
Straight answers
What teams ask first.
Hardware, policy, and evidence needs vary. These are the durable parts.
Does every USB drive need its own license key?
No per-device license key has to be prepared on each USB for the connected workflow. Replicate the approved image, boot the system, and use its QR claim to bring it into your tenant.
Does a free wipe include a certificate?
No. A free wipe does not issue a SectorWipe certificate. Use a paid workflow when you need a validated, signed record.
What happens if verification fails?
A failed verification is not presented or certified as a successful wipe. Failed and partial outcomes remain visible for review and action.
Does SectorWipe work without internet access?
SectorWipe supports licensed offline workflows for disconnected environments. Results are reconciled and validated before certificates are issued.
Does SectorWipe physically destroy drives?
No. SectorWipe performs logical data-sanitization methods supported by the media and policy. When software cannot meet the required outcome, physical destruction may be recommended.
Bring ten systems
See the entire workflow in motion.
Bring representative hardware, volume, connectivity, and evidence requirements. We’ll show how SectorWipe claims, controls, validates, and documents the fleet.