Enterprise data erasure without the legacy tax.

If you only ever wipe one type of drive, a standalone drive eraser can be enough. If you handle more than one device class, or need one record per device across erasure, testing and grading, a single platform removes the hand-offs between tools. Orion covers phones, tablets, smart TVs, Macs, PCs and drives in one console, with a signed report per device.

The hidden cost is the gap between tools. Every hand-off between erase, test, grade, label and listing is a manual step, a place to lose units and a place where records fall out of sync. Operators who consolidate on Orion report +60% units per hour and 71% fewer returns.

An Orion report is signed and records the device, method, verification result, operator and time. It sits in the same device record as diagnostics, lock checks and grading, with a scannable label on the unit and the full history in Stenfox Portal. Reporting is built around NIST SP 800-88, IEEE 2883, ADISA, R2v3, GDPR and GSMA, and the report is ready for HIPAA, SOX and PCI-DSS audits. Stenfox holds no third-party certification.

Orion follows the Clear and Purge guidance of both NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 1 and Rev. 2. Rev. 2 was published in September 2025 and restructured the guidance.

Most operators migrate one device class at a time, often phones first, then Macs and PCs, then loose drives. Records from previous tools stay as they are; new devices get Orion reports. It starts with a live demo on your own devices and a pilot in your workshop.

No. Plans are shaped around each operation after a live demo and a pilot, whether that is one bench or several sites. The benefit of one tool, one report format and one history applies at any volume.