Information Security

Data destruction

The volume of information managed within organizations and companies is increasing with ever more rapidity. At the same time, the technology used for storing this information is also evolving quickly, so that the life cycle of IT devices is now a mere 1-2 years. This means that organizations have to replace their IT devices frequently. However, worn-out computers, data storage equipment and media may contain confidential data that should be protected from the hands of unauthorised persons.
KÜRT's service package offers solutions to every problem of data destruction. The number of possible options is enormous: superfluous data, rented and obsolete media or media to be amortised or sold, complex data storage and archiving systems to be replaced, floppy, CD, DVD and magneto-optical disks, corporate data stored on computers or data storage equipment sent for servicing, to name but a few.
The procedures necessary are different in almost every case, but what they all have in common is that they are applied in line with the current policies and procedures of the client company.
It is frequently a requirement for organizations to be able to prove that data destruction has been carried out officially and legally. In these cases, we keep a written record of the data destruction and appendix a declaration by a judicial expert that no data can be recovered from the storage media which has been destroyed.
We provide data destruction as a service, although our customers are also free to purchase the products needed for various procedures

• IT incident management
• Software development consultancy and quality control
• Quality control of IT projects
• Virus protection solutions
• Solving PKI tasks (introducing encryption software and digital signature)
• Implementing networks
• Installing network security systems (firewalls, routers, switches)
• The planning, implementation and introduction of information systems, subsystems and components
• Quality control of the planning, implementation and introduction of information systems
• The planning and implementation of the physical security environment of information systems
• Outsourcing operations
• Disaster Recovery Site
• Delivery and installation of hardware and software devices
• Data storage, backup and archiving systems
• Data destruction

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