> SSD's are a different beast, if you're going to put data > on them that you do not want recovered I would recommend encrypting the > drive before using it, then when done delete/destroy the key. That > should turn your drive into a useless (but format-able) chunk of silicon.
That's our take on it. SSDs get FDE or they don't leave. Secure Erase is nice for blowing away old formatting/partitioning, but we're not trusting it on sensitive customer data. Thanks, Jonathan
