Description:
This exercise helps to know about various physical security methods and
their features.
Instructions:
1.Various data destruction/disposal methods are given on the column A
2.Their features are given on the column B
3. Match (drag and drop) the data destruction/disposal methods given on
Column A with their appropriate feature given on the column B.

Explanation:
A low-level format (typically only accomplished in the factory) can be performed on the system, or a utility
can be used to completely wipe the disk clean. This process helps ensure that information doesn’t fall into
the wrong hands.
Standard format: The process of writing the file system structures on the disk that let the disk used for
storing programs and data.
Overwrite: Overwriting the drive entails copying over the data with new data. A common practice is to
replace the data with 0s. A number of applications allow you to recover what was there prior to the last write
operation, and for that reason, most overwrite software will write the same sequence and save it multiple
times.
Drive wipe: a piece of hardware that’s no longer being used doesn’t contain any data of a sensitive or
proprietary nature, that hardware can be recycled (sold to employees, sold to a third party, donated to a
school, and so on). That level of assurance can come from wiping a hard drive or using specialized utilities.
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