The Destruct Data DX-CD2 Media Shredder is the newest generation of CD-ROM destruction devices produced by the industry leader in the field of data destruction. CANADA: G1-001 Security Equipment Guide (SEG) The DX-CD2 and the DX-DVD meets the requirements of the Canadian Royal Mounted Police (RCMP) for listing in the G1-001 Security Equipment Guide (SEG) as an approved device for the destruction of all Classified and Protected information on optical media when used in accordance with the operating instructions. Printable Specifications | We offer a printer friendly version of the specifications for the Destruct Data DX-CD2 Digital Media CD Shredder. Please note: You must have Adobe Reader to view/print this document. | Download and Print Destruct Data DX-CD2 Digital Media CD Shredder Specifications © The file size is 346 KB. View this machine on the NSA CSS EPL 04-02 Listing. Evaluated Products List for Optical Media Destruction The SEG can be obtained at this URL. http://www.rcmp-grc.ca/tsb-genet/seg/html/home_e.htm The SEG contains additional information on the approved use and application of the product. Access to this site and the SEG is restricted to authorized Federal Government and agencies. This product is designed with the high-security sector in mind and follows the high quality standards we have used for the past few years in our Department of Defense (DoD) product line. The DX-CD2TM Second Generation DX-CDe Destruction Device is lightweight, portable, quiet enough for an office environment, safe, clean, and inexpensive to operate. Can destroy DVDs but is NOT NSA approved for DVD destruction. - Securely and Permanently destroy Digital Information on CD-Roms!
- Fast Operation - Under 18 seconds per disc
- Environmentally Safe (Periodically remove Dust Collector Bag and dispose of discarded materials safely)
- Easy To Use And Low Cost
- Push button operation and less than $0.01 per disc for permanent and safe destruction.
- Replaceable Parts
- Cutter and Dust Bag Replacement parts every 500 - 1000 discs
- Patented Technology
- US patents 5,954,569, 6,039,637, and 7,134,940. Other US and PCT patents pending
| | | | | Tier 1: Dimpling 85% of data remaining | Tier 2: Strip cut shredding 65 - 85% of data remaining | Tier 3: Cross cut shredding 35-65% of data remaining | Tier 4: Disintegration 15-40% data remaining | Tier 5: Grinding 0% of data remaining | Destruction Process: A CD-ROM is made up of multiple layers: Data resides in the information layer of pits and lands. Data is a sequence of 9 unique spaces of lands and 9 unique sizes of pits. Data is imbedded in the polycarbonate.Data is contained in the polycarbonate surface of a commercially produced CD-ROM disc to a depth of approximately 100 nanometers (0.001mm). To destroy the data 100% in a commercially produced disc, the grinding process needs to just penetrate the polycarbonate layer. Data is contained in the chemical layer on a recordable disc, between the polycarbonate layer and the protective surfacing on the discs. To destroy 100% of the data contained in a CD-R or CD-RW disc, the chemical surfacing above the polycarbonate needs to be removed. The grinding process of the DX-CD2 provides complete 100% destruction of the information layer of both commercially produced CD-ROM discs, and CD recordable discs. | | The DX-CD2s technology physically removes the information layer from the CD-ROM permanently and safely while keeping the CD intact. | Security: | Only approved for CD by NSA. This product is listed on NSA EPL 04-02. Also listed on CANADA: G1-001 Security Equipment Guide (SEG) Meets NIST SP 800-88 standard for Optical Disc Destruction HIPAA, FACTA, Sarbanes-Oxley and Gramm-Leach-Bliley compliant. | | Operating Speed: | Under 18 seconds per disk | | Weight: | 5.5 pounds | | Dimensions: | 10'' length x 9.1'' width x 4.3'' height | | Power: | 110-240 volts 50-60 Hz 35 W | | For less the $0.01 per disc, your organization can be assured that your digital information has been permanently and safely destroyed. With the looming liability forced upon us by the Economic Espionage Act, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, and HIPAA regulations, any person or company that does not properly dispose of digital records faces a major liability. Join thousands of customers who sleep at night knowing their digital records are no longer in use and can never be used again.
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