Secure Destruction
What is Secure Destruction?
The complete and irreversible elimination of data and storage media through approved methods such as shredding, incineration, or degaussing.
Frameworks that govern secure destruction
What the standards actually require on secure destruction
Requirements naming secure destruction across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Schedule 1, 4.5.3: information no longer required must be destroyed, erased or made anonymous; guidelines and procedures governing destruction are required.
PIPEDA-4.5.3 · Secure Destruction and Retention →Sections 9.1-9.2 of IRS Publication 1075 establish FTI-specific requirements that are NOT covered by NIST SP 800-53 but are specific to the IRS FTI protection regime.
IRSPub1075-Section91-92-FTI-Specific-Recordkeeping-Disclosure-Transmission-Restriction-MinSafeguards · IRS Publication 1075 Sections 9.1-9.2 + FTI-Specific Requirements + Recordkeeping + Disclosure Restrictions + Transmission Requirements + Minimum Protection Standards + Printing + Inventory + Destruction →Cote dIvoire Law 2013-450 Articles 13-26 + Decree 2017-740 lawful basis for processing. Article 14 consent (consentement) - explicit + specific + informed + free + unambiguous + withdrawable + revocable + special form for minors via legal guardian + verifiable...
CI-DPL-Lawful-Basis-Consent-Notice-Information-Data-Quality-Articles-13-26-Specific-Informed-Unambiguous · Cote dIvoire Law 2013-450 Lawful Basis + Consent + Notice + Data Quality Principles →Questions people ask about secure destruction
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