Data Security Software is compatible with Windows Vista.
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Disk Wiper v8.5 protects confidential personal or corporate information when retiring or upgrading hard drives. It is based on Data Sanitization Methods that guarantee total erasure without ability to recover information. Available in personal and professional editions, software supports US DoD 5220.22-M, US Navy standards NAVSO P-5239-26, British HMG Infosec Standard No.5, German VSItR Standard, Peter Gutmann's algorithm, and Bruce Schneier's algorithm.
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Paragon Software Group Releases Vista Compatible Disk Wiper
July, 2007 Paragon Software Group, the technological leader in innovative data security and data management technology, announced the release of Disk Wiper 8.5 that protects confidential personal or corporate information when retiring or upgrading hard drives. Based on Data Sanitization Methods that guarantee total erasure, Disk Wiper provides comprehensive wiping tools to help you to avoid these types of security risks.
Disk Wiper ensures total erasure without the ability to recover the information. Standard erasing or reformatting used disks isn't enough to prevent financial records, passwords, employee data, and other confidential documents from falling into the wrong hands. There are many products that allow anyone to restore the erased data easily.
"In the new version of this product the wiping process became more safe and easy to perform as the product supports virtual operations and file system integrity checking now." - says Konstantin Komarov, CEO of Paragon Software Group.- "In addition, the process can be automated due to the inclusion of our script generator, that stores the sequence of virtual operations to be performed."
Paragon Disk Wiper is available in two editions - personal and professional. The Personal Edition is ideal for inexperienced users, while the Professional version is full of advanced features. The product supports major government and military security standards, such as US DoD 5220.22-M, US Navy standards NAVSO P-5239-26, British HMG Infosec Standard No.5, German VSItR Standard, Peter Gutmann's algorithm, Bruce Schneier's algorithm, etc. (Professional Edition).
