CYVRA Erase permanently sanitizes HDDs, SSDs, NVMe drives, mobile devices, self-encrypting drives, and virtual machines — and issues a cryptographically signed certificate for every device. Built India-first for the DPDP Act, not retrofitted from a foreign standard.
HDDs, SSDs (including NVMe), mobile devices, self-encrypting drives, servers, and virtual machines — one workflow across your entire fleet.
Wipe patterns aligned to NIST SP 800-88 Rev.1 (Clear/Purge), selectable per asset sensitivity.
Every wipe is independently verified post-erasure, not just logged as "attempted" — failures are flagged, not silently passed.
Each certificate carries a SHA-256 + RSA-2048 digital signature your auditors can independently verify.
A cloud console view across every device, batch, and technician — exportable for internal audit or regulator review.
USB, PXE boot, or EXE deployment, plus a cloud console for centralized fleet management.
Most erasure tools on the market were built for a different country's rules and adapted for India later. CYVRA Erase was designed around India's device landscape and the DPDP Act from day one — the certificate format, retention logic, and audit trail map directly to Indian law, not a foreign framework with a local disclaimer stapled on.
License CYVRA Erase for your own team, or have CYVORIQ's technicians run it for you — on-site for high-sensitivity assets, or at our facility for standard fleet refreshes — under the same documented chain of custody either way.
| Tier | Best for | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Retail / SOHO Licence ₹25,000–30,000 / year | Small businesses, IT resellers, and power users | Self-serve, single-seat licence with instant activation |
| Bulk / Corporate Licence ₹3–8 Lakh / year | ITAD companies, refurbishers & enterprises | Volume-tiered, cloud console, API access, consolidated reporting |
Indicative pricing — final terms depend on device volume and deployment model. Talk to our team for an exact quote.
Every CYVRA Erase certificate is built to answer the questions an auditor will actually ask.
Asset ID, make/model, serial number, and storage type — matched to your intake manifest.
Exact wipe method used (e.g. NIST 800-88 Purge) with pass/fail verification result.
A SHA-256 + RSA-2048 signature per certificate, independently verifiable through our certificate verification tool.
Date, time, and system/technician ID — the full custody record in one document.
