Patent-Pending Erasure Verification
RASA wraps your existing erasure tool with a patent-pending verification engine — producing a cryptographically signed, audit-defensible certificate mapped to NIST 800-88 Rev 2, CMMC, HIPAA, or PCI-DSS.
Data doesn't disappear when you wipe a drive. It disappears when you can prove you wiped it — in a way that holds up to a federal auditor, a C3PAO assessor, and a courtroom. That proof has never existed as a purchasable product. It does now.
The Problem
Modern erasure tools wipe drives. They can't prove they worked — not in a way that satisfies a C3PAO assessor, a federal auditor, or a litigation hold review.
A pass/fail certificate tells you what happened. It doesn't document how verification was conducted, whether the sample was representative, or who could have altered the result. Auditors are no longer accepting that.
Regulatory exposure isn't theoretical. It's already paying out.
Why Now
Defers sanitization verification methodology to the organization. Without your own defensible standard, your auditor has no basis for approval.
Requires 8,350 defense contractors to pass C3PAO assessment. Verifiable data destruction is a required practice domain. Failure means disqualification from DoD contracts.
The window is open now. RASA is built to close it.
The Solution
RASA is a bolt-on verification layer — works alongside your existing erasure tool, not instead of it.
A cryptographic seed is locked before verification begins, proving sample locations were chosen before anyone saw the data.
Bounded-variance sliding-window rejection sampling selects sectors to read back — mathematically guaranteed coverage, no clustering or gaps.
Uniformity analysis runs on the read-back data and produces a statistical confidence interval with a documented mathematical basis.
A cryptographically signed certificate is issued, mapped to NIST 800-88 Rev 2, CMMC, HIPAA, or PCI-DSS. Cannot be altered after issuance.
Technical Foundation
A $15,000 annual RASA license is 0.15% of the average U.S. data breach cost. One audit failure costs more than a decade of verification.
Contact us: kaitlyn@rasadatalabs.com · ryan@rasadatalabs.com