Personally Identifiable Information (PII), Any information that can be used to identify someone. Ex: Address, SSN, Credit Card Numbers, Telephone Numbers, etc., Protected Health Information (PHI), Medical information such as patient record numbers, insurance numbers, lab results, etc., Dumpster Diving, Attack performed by looking through trash or dumpsters for files or hard drives., Cross Shredding, Data destruction method performed by shredding documents into small squares., Certificate of Destruction (COD), Document provided by a third-party vendor that certifies that data was destroyed properly., Drilling, Data destruction method performed by drilling holes through drives. Can be cost effective but may be time-consuming., Degaussing, Data destruction method performed by using a high strength magnet to destroy a hard drives internal structure. Does not work on SSDs., Incineration, Data destruction method performed by placing files/drives in a hot furnace., Low-Level Formatting, AKA Zero-Filling. Erases all data on the drive, overwrites it with zeroes and makes it harder to recover data., High-Level Formatting, Quick format designed to prepare a hard drive for reuse. Data is easier to recover from drives formatted using this method.
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2.9: Data Destruction Methods
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