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RASA adds the one thing every current erasure tool is missing: a statistically sound, cryptographically signed certificate your compliance team can stand behind.
Who It's For
RASA serves SMBs, mid-market companies, large enterprises, federal agencies, and ITAD platforms — anywhere verifiable data destruction is a compliance requirement.
C3PAO assessors need a documented methodology, not a pass/fail. RASA provides the certificate that satisfies that requirement, mapped directly to CMMC and NIST 800-88 Rev 2. Phase 1 is active now — assessment failure means disqualification from DoD contracts.
NIST SP 800-88 Rev 2 requires an organizationally approved verification methodology. RASA is built to be that methodology — with pre-commitment protocol, confidence-interval output, and cryptographic tamper-evidence for federal audit scrutiny.
Non-compliance fines reach $1.9M per year per violation category. Improper media disposal is a recurring root cause of breach investigations. RASA's certificate maps each disposal event directly to HIPAA requirements.
PCI-DSS failures trigger $5K–$100K/month in card brand penalties. RASA documents the verification methodology your QSA needs to sign off on decommissioning events.
Offer enterprise clients an audit-defensible certificate as part of your decommissioning service. RASA is designed for platform integration and reseller bundling — enhanced offering, no workflow replacement required.
How It Works
RASA wraps any standard erasure tool with a four-step stateful verification engine.
A cryptographic seed is locked before verification begins. Sample locations are determined before anyone sees the data — this is what makes the output tamper-evident and auditable.
Bounded-variance sliding-window rejection sampling selects which sectors to read back. Coverage is mathematically guaranteed — no clustering, no gaps, no cherry-picking.
Read-back data is analyzed for uniformity. A statistical confidence interval is computed — e.g., "98.7% confidence that erasure is representative" — with a documented mathematical basis auditors can interrogate.
A cryptographically signed certificate is issued, mapped to NIST 800-88 Rev 2, CMMC, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, or GDPR. Cannot be altered after issuance — tamper-evident for audit trail purposes.
The Certificate
| Certificate Element | What It Proves |
|---|---|
| Pre-commit seed hash | Sample locations were locked before verification — no post-hoc manipulation possible |
| Confidence interval | A mathematical bound on coverage — not a guess, not an assumption |
| Standard mapping | Directly cites the regulation your assessor will check — no translation required |
| Cryptographic signature | Tamper-evident — certificate cannot be altered after issuance |
What Makes RASA Different
Every major erasure tool on the market — Blancco, White Canyon, Absolute, Druva — produces a pass/fail certificate. None publish a statistical methodology. None produce a confidence interval. None include a pre-commitment proof.
RASA does not compete with these tools. It makes them audit-defensible.
Mathematically guaranteed representative coverage — not just statistical likelihood
Pre-commitment proof — sample locations fixed before verification, provably
Confidence interval with a documented mathematical basis — a number auditors can interrogate
Cryptographically signed, tamper-evident output — certificate integrity verifiable after the fact
Direct regulatory mapping — to NIST 800-88 Rev 2, CMMC, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and GDPR
Three ways to get started — pick what makes sense for where you are.
Request a demo against your hardware. See the certificate output before you commit to anything.
Evaluate RASA with your compliance team. No commitment, no per-event billing during the pilot.
We'll walk through the certificate output and show you exactly how it maps to your specific regulatory requirements.
Ryan Frank, CEO — ryan@rasadatalabs.com · Kaitlyn Frank, CCO — kaitlyn@rasadatalabs.com