Bank database systems that require fast processing also rely more on underlying SSDs to replace or augment slower, “spinning” hard disk systems. SSDs can be found in PCs and laptops, servers (using various forms, such as PCIe cards, etc.) as well as hybrid or all-flash arrays. Recent SSD market trends and price decreases have seen SSDs increasingly used in the enterprise. In regards to this subset of secure data disposal, this article poses two valid questions: “Is your vendor’s secure erase SSD process really secure?” and, “Why should you care?” Why Should I Care About a Secure SSD Erasure Process? What they don’t always cover, however, is a seldom-discussed subset of secure data disposal: the secure SSD (solid state disk) erasure process used at an SSD drive’s end-of-life. A growing slate of international, national, regional and state regulations now prescribe the secure handling and disposition of sensitive financial information. Banking and finance organizations are used to the regulatory microscope.
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