Me: I need information on our drive shredding vendor and procedure.

Security: We don't have a drive shredding vendor. You should install Linux from a USB drive, wipe the drive and then encrypt it before drilling it.

Me: Wot? Why?

Security: You can't trust vendors.

Me: OK, can we hand them over to the PD for melting down?

Security: Wot? How is that secure?

:facepalm:

If you are wondering - sending drives to a vendor to shred or a PD to melt is risk mitigation.

Telling end users to install Linux, wipe and then encrypt their drives, then drill them equals - drill the drives (so no one can check the other parts were done) and own the risk of that.

Complexity discourages compliance. 🤷

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Didn't I just read that Linux has been compromized?

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