The SectorWipe platform

The wipe runs locally.
You run it from the portal.

SectorWipe connects USB-booted systems to your organization so you can review drives, approve the work, and follow results in one place.

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01

Boot and connect.

Start each system from an approved SectorWipe USB image. Scan its on-screen QR claim to add it to the right organization. You can then see the system and its drives in the portal.

  • Reusable USB image
  • QR claim
  • Organization access
02

Review the proposed method.

SectorWipe checks each drive’s capabilities, health, firmware, and controller connection. It proposes an available sanitization method based on those checks and your policy.

  • Drive capabilities
  • Controller and adapter checks
  • Method selection
03

Authorize the exact wipe.

Check the target and method before approving the plan. SectorWipe checks the drive’s identity again before it starts and excludes the boot media from wiping.

  • Specific target and method
  • Identity checked again
  • Boot media excluded
04

Follow each drive.

Monitor wiping and verification from the portal. Review the drives that finish and those that fail, stop partway, or cannot be processed. Each drive keeps its own result.

  • Drive-level progress
  • Verification coverage
  • Failures and partial results

Verification & certificates

What gets checked
after the wipe?

The checks depend on the sanitization method. SectorWipe records what was checked, the coverage achieved, and any errors or limitations.

Sampled verification is labeled as sampled. Unread or unverified regions stay visible, and failed verification is never certified as a successful wipe.

01

Check the result

Record the drive’s reported state, verification checks, coverage, and any errors.

02

Review the evidence

Validate the reported outcome against the required evidence and policy. Incomplete or unacceptable results remain visible.

03

Issue the certificate

After a paid wipe passes validation, SectorWipe can issue a signed certificate of sanitization. It records what was reported and validated, including caveats. It does not guarantee that recovery is impossible.

Online & offline

Working somewhere
without internet?

Connected systems

Manage work from the portal.

When systems are online, use the portal to authorize wipes, follow progress, review results, and access centrally retained records.

Licensed offline operation

Return the results later.

Prepare signed authorization for disconnected work. Bring the tamper-evident results back to SectorWipe for reconciliation and validation before certificates are issued.

Available features depend on your paid offering. Free wiping issues no certificate.

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See how you’d run a wipe.

We’ll walk through booting a system, reviewing its drives, authorizing the plan, and checking the results.