I do not think you are defeating anything putting a ghost image back on.
We also use Killdisk for our Sata Drives we have a hardware device for
the IDE Drives.  These programs and devices make it harder to recover
old data.  I have heard the data can be written over 7 or more times and
still be recovered under the right circumstances.  

Complying with the Auditors usually makes you life easier.  I would
continue to do this unless you come up with something better, and by
better I would say maybe more secure like a 7 or more times wipe.  Or
just remove and destroy the drive.  At the current price of new drives
it would be almost cheaper to replace the drive with a new one rather
than taking the time to wipe 3+ times.



-----Original Message-----
From: David W. McSpadden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 9:36 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: KillDisk and Symantec Ghost?

I have KillDisk and run it three times on a machine. (Free version)
Then I ghost an image onto the machine.
Am I defeating the KillDisk by using the ghosted image of an old machine
or could I even reimage the machine
after KillDisking and Ghosting the old image to create a new
KillDisked/Ghosted machine?
 
I am wanting to comply with auditors on wiping the drive at least three
times and putting XP pro back on the machine using a ghosted image.
 
Any recommendations?
 
 
 
 
 
IT works, 
but keeping IT working is the hard part.  
 
Automation is great, 
until it breaks.




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