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Practical Information Media Sanitization Guidelines for Higher Education

Practical Information Media Sanitization Guidelines for Higher Education

Title:Practical Information Media Sanitization Guidelines for Higher Education (ID: CSD4962)
Author(s):Robert J. Kalal (The Ohio State University)
Topics:Data and Media Sanitization, Data Classification Policies, Data Retention Policies, Data Sanitization, Data Security, Storage
Origin:Higher Education Information Security Council (formerly the Security Task Force) (10/06/2006)
Type:Plans and Guidelines
Abstract:

When these storage and media devices become obsolete or are no longer needed the sensitive or private data must be effectively removed from the storage media or be destroyed before the devices are recycled, reused, disposed of, or discarded. The removal process is variously called data removal, data/media sanitization, data/media destruction, or similar terms. In this document we will use media sanitization for compatibility with federal guidelines.

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