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SANITIZING MEDIA THAT CONTAINS TOP SECRET INFORMATION.Į. Overwrite all addressable locations with a character, its complement, Overwrite all addressable locations with a single character.ĭ. and e.) listed underneath this table are relevant to hard disk overwriting: c. Networks," is a freestyle table titled "Clearing and Sanitization Matrix." Three of the notes (c., d. In the file here:, inserted between sections "8-306(i.)" and "8-400.

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Having stumbled upon this article a couple days ago and reading many of the relevant documents from the DSS and DoD, my first thought was: 'Is this yet another case of many fools on the Net merely parroting an error made by one?' But closer examination of old superseded copies of DoD 5220.22-M, reveals what started the flood of quotes about how to perform a so-called DoD-Wipe " per 5220.22-M": Its origin can only be found in older copies, such as the January 1995 or the 'Change 1' document of 1997 but definitely not in the 2007 edition of NISPOM. DragonHawk ( talk| hist) 03:19, 25 December 2007 (UTC) An overwriting standard: there was some truth to it in the past Lacking a better idea, I'm gonna leave it at the June date, but wanted to note this info here. Or it could be the document was revised, but they forgot to change the date in the document. I suppose it could just be the link that was revised, or something else trivial like that, and not the actual document. I'm not really sure what the "most correct" action here is. The date I gave in my original cite was based on this DSS web page, which states "Clearing & Santization Matrix (06/28/07, revised )". Couch is correct in that that's the date given in the document itself. DragonHawk ( talk| hist) 01:50, 4 September 2007 (UTC) C&SM rev date ĮvilCouch changed the date on the cite for the C&SM (Clearing and Sanitization Matrix) to 28 June 2007. DragonHawk ( talk| hist) 02:13, 26 July 2007 (UTC) Okay, user never explained, I've removed the tag. 204.249.77.1 15:39, 17 July 2007 (UTC)MikeReed "Me too." I have asked the Wikipedian who added that tag to please comment here. The article appears straightforward to me and does not sound like an "advertisement" for anything. DragonHawk 16:15, 28 November 2006 (UTC) Warning says "reads like an advertisement" Īs a government contractor I have done extensive work in the security field and with NISPOM. Finally, I put it under data security because the idea that DoD 5220.22-M is a data security/file wipe standard is a popular misconception. That cateogory is already used to categorize not just articles about actual classified documents, but the field of classified documents (e.g., sanitization). I put it under classified documents because it's one of the definitive references on classified document handling. I also put it under DoD agencies because most people associate it with the DoD/ DSS. I put it under intelligence agencies because ultimately, it's the NSA which drives this stuff. I tried to find some existing categories which fit this article The NISP isn't really an agency per se (it's a program administered by multiple agencies), but that seemed the best fit. It was pointed out that this article should be categorized.

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Feel free to be bold and make such improvements yourself! :) - DragonHawk ( talk| hist) 06:33, 25 November 2007 (UTC) Categories

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At least update the current link so it is not broken. However, the link to the general NISPOM page has also changed now. I do not see any benefit to linking directly to the PDF.

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The PDF being linked to is available from the general NISPOM page, so we are not loosing anything by linking to the web page. Currently, it's somewhat minimal, but it is still useful. There is also more information available about NISPOM on the general web page. The edition of the NISPOM is likely to change in the future, but the general DSS webpage is more likely to remain static. Many people find it surprising not everyone can read PDFs reading PDFs generally needs a new window or program to be opened the PDF in question is large. Direct linking to a PDF is considered sub-optimal by many, myself included. I believe we are better served by keeping the link as it is now - a link to the general NISPOM page at DSS. Juanpdp has twice changed the NISPOM link to link directly to the PDF of the Feb 2006 edition of the NISPOM.