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Right, but nobody's arguing that there are cases where you'd physically destroy a device, while cryptographic erasure of the data is not required as well. I di
by verandaguy 2y ago
Right, but nobody's arguing that there are cases where you'd physically destroy a device, while cryptographic erasure of the data is not required as well.
I didn't explicitly say this in my original comment since it seemed implicit given the context.
- qual 2y ago>nobody's arguing that there are cases where you'd physically destroy a device, while cryptographic erasure of the data is not required as well. I am very explicitly saying cryptographic erasure is not required if you are following physical destruction standards (in ISO 27001 and NIST 800-88, at least).