Advantages of an audit trail
Every device that is passed on or sold should first be cleared of all data. A clean audit trail therefore helps with the following points:
Deletion documents
Main documents
Batch overview
Summarises the processing of an entire donation, including the number of processed devices and data carriers, as well as the donation value.
CSV list
Each device and any loose hard drives are identified here. The aim is that this list can be used by the donor for synchronisation in the IAM/MDM system.
Proof of purge (per device)
Confirms the secure inventory of a device. Each device is uniquely identified. Each of these documents also refers to the corresponding donation and its own data carriers.
Certificate of deletion (per disk)
Certifies the data erasure or destruction of a data carrier in accordance with the specifications of NIST 800-88 and DIN 66399. Here, too, there are cross-references to the carrier device and the corresponding donation.
Video proof of destruction (only for physically destroyed disks)
Documents the physical destruction of hard drives using video recordings. The complete destruction process per data carrier is recorded from three angles.
Accompanying documents
Confirmation of receipt / dispatch
Documents the handover of devices and data carriers. This confirmation of receipt shows how many devices were received by us or sent to us - including where and when.
Batch card
«Runs» with the donation as long as it is being processed. This is particularly important if the processing of a donation takes several days.
Sample documents
Document storage
FAQ
Who's allowed to process devices?
Employees and volunteers who have passed our security checks. This includes obtaining extracts from debt collection and criminal records, signing non-disclosure agreements and completing several training courses. Every work process is traceable.
Who actually handles disks?
As soon as a disk has to be removed, an authorised person must take over the preparation and acknowledge a corresponding alarm. The affected disk must be deposited in the secured area within a defined period of time.
Where can I see which disk belongs to which device?
1) Open the audit trail and select a given device.
2) Find the reference number of the disk on it.
3) Search for the corresponding reference number (directly below the device in the audit trail).
2) Find the reference number of the disk on it.
3) Search for the corresponding reference number (directly below the device in the audit trail).
