EraseData: Easy File and Drive Wiping
Did you know that "deleted" files aren't really deleted at all? Think of your computer like a book. When you delete a file, your computer scratches it off the table of contents, but the pages stay behind. The right software can bring those pages back to life. Effortlessly.
EraseData, on the other hand, is like a paper shredder. A paper shredder for your electronic files, wherever they're located: your hard drive, a thumb drive, or even your phone. With just a couple of mouse clicks, ensure that sensitive files go away ... permanently.
A paper shredder for your files
Delete those sensitive files ... permanently. EraseData is ready to use out of the box with lots of helpful presets.
Won't affect your programs
EraseData can remove personal information from your computer or device without harming your other programs.
Highly configurable
For power users, EraseData helps you set up your own deletion preferences, from configurable jobs to customized erasing algorithms.
Wipe your hard drive
Use EraseData to completely wipe a hard drive, or only wipe the empty space – space that's full of old, deleted files from your past.
Clean your phone
Purge photos or files from your phone to keep them from prying eyes. Securely wipe away your personal information before selling your phone.
Purge thumb drives
USB drives like thumb drives often carry sensitive files on them. Permanently wipe them clean with just a couple of mouse clicks.
The Most User-Friendly Option Available
Shredding files and wiping drive space sound complicated, but it doesn't have to feel complicated. EraseData bends over backwards to make the process easy and intuitive.
Clean, simple interface
EraseData presents your options in a clean, straightforard way without a lot of confusing commands and configurations. Do you want to wipe a drive? Easy. Purge a file? Even easier.
Works with Computers, Thumb Drives, or Even Phones
In this day and age, your sensitive files are spread all over the place. You need a solution that can reach all of them.
Computer hard drive
Your hard drive is full of deleted files. Tens of thousands of them. From web browser histories to downloaded images to personal documents – your old files haven't gone away. They're sitting on your drive, waiting to be discovered. EraseData can wipe all of this deleted information off of your drive without affecting the rest of your computer.
USB or thumb drive
USB drives like thumb drives tend to get cluttered with forgotten files. Which is why we panic when we lose a thumb drive. What was on it? Who's going to find it? What are they going to see? EraseData helps you keep those drives clean – completely clean. From wiping the whole drive to quickly purging individual files, EraseData makes it painless to keep your portable drives safe.
Mobile phone
We don't tend to think much about wiping sensitive pictures and files off of our phones. But when you think about it, phones are perhaps the most vulnerable digital device we have. They go with us everywhere. They get lost. They get picked up by snooping eyes. And they get hacked far more often than most people realize. EraseData can help ensure that the wrong eyes don't see what they shouldn't.
Adaptable to any situation
While EraseData comes ready to use, we also understand that every situation is unique. That's why EraseData can adjust to whatever your needs are.
Target your specific needs
Not every file needs to be deleted. Not every file is in a predictable place. EraseData will adapt to your specific needs. Do you have a folder, like your browsing history, that you want to wipe daily? No problem. Does your office have a network drive that needs to have all deleted files wiped regularly? EraseData can handle that too. Set up a list of locations that you want to target regularly. EraseData will do the rest.
How clean do you need?
In most cases, EraseData can quickly "shred" a file and it will be unrecoverable. But for truly sensitive needs, EraseData can do a lot more than that. A whole lot more. Introducing customizable deletion patterns. Define exactly how many times you want EraseData to overwrite files and what patterns you want to use. Set up as many deletion algorithms as you'd like, and even make your own patterns the new default.