ShredIt X System Requirements | Specifications

Other ShredIt X features:

Interface Options:

Use ShredIt the way you’re most comfortable:

• “Drag and drop”
• “Select from menu”
• Use the buttons

ShredIt X Safety Features:

Since there is no way to recover an item that is accidentally shredded, ShredIt X comes with built-in safety features, including:

• The “Confirm before Shred” feature. By setting confirmation on, you give yourself an opportunity to cancel shredding of an item.
• The “Safe Place” feature. If you have items you want to protect from accidentally shredding, put them in a Safe Place Folder. Anything stored in a Safe Place Folder cannot be shredded.
• The “Don’t panic” disk shredding feature. Dropping a disk on ShredIt, will only wipe your free space, not your data. We’ve made it easy to wipe the free space of a disk and more difficult to shred the contents of a disk. This is intentional, so that you don’t accidentally shred the contents of a disk (i.e. your data).
• The prominent “Don’t shred an alias” warning. To help prevent accidental shredding of shredding an alias on a Macintosh, ShredIt provides a prominent warning each time you shred, and step-by-step instructions on how to shred an alias safely
• Comprehensive documentation. Clearly written, step-by-step instructions are provided, ensuring you know exactly how to use each feature.

Government Standards Compliance:

Optional compliance with electronic shredding standards:

• US Department of Defense (DoD 5220)
• US Department of Energy (DoE)
  (3 passes: 2 passes of pseudo-random, 3rd pass character picked from DoE menu in the preferences)
  For more information, read the policy
  [DOE M 205.1-2, ATTACHMENT 4, Overwriting]
• NSA
• Gutmann

Overwrite Options:

A configurable overwrite pattern and number of overwrites.