Ziperase puts certified data erasure inside ServiceNow
Ziperase launched a ServiceNow Store connector that lets technology partners bundle certified data erasure into device retirement and hardware disposal services. The integration automatically posts audit-ready proof of erasure into hardware asset records, cutting manual work and helping customers meet compliance demands.
Why it matters: - Ziperase is turning data erasure into a managed service that partners can bundle into device retirement, hardware refresh, and IT asset disposal work. - Certified proof of erasure now lands directly in ServiceNow hardware asset records, which can reduce manual tracking and simplify audits. - The integration is aimed at enterprise compliance needs across regulated environments.
What happened: - Ziperase introduced the Enterprise Connector on the ServiceNow Store. - The connector gives technology partners a certified, automated erasure evidence capability to add to ServiceNow-based offerings. - Ziperase said the connector is designed to make erasure evidence available inside ServiceNow without separate systems or manual entry. - President Khalid Elibiary said the connector changes what partners can offer by making certified erasure evidence “automated, audit-ready” inside ServiceNow.
The details: - When a device is erased with Ziperase software, the platform generates a certified erasure report and stores it in the Ziperase Customer Portal. - The connector sends erasure status, timestamp, method and certificate link into the matching ServiceNow hardware asset record. - The record is matched by serial number. - The integration works with Hardware Asset Management Standard and Hardware Asset Management Professional. - HAM Professional users can trigger disposal workflows, automate asset state transitions and feed compliance dashboards from inside ServiceNow. - Ziperase software supports 25+ certified erasure methods. - The software holds ADISA Product Assurance and Common Criteria EAL2 certifications. - Ziperase says those certifications are recognized across 30+ countries. - The software is compliant with IEEE 2883:2022 and NIST SP 800-88 R2. - Ziperase says the platform supports GDPR, HIPAA, FERPA and PCI DSS requirements.
Between the lines: - The move pushes erasure evidence closer to the asset system enterprises already use, which can make compliance workflows easier to scale. - For technology partners, the connector creates a way to package erasure as part of a broader lifecycle service rather than as a separate step. - The ServiceNow integration also signals that data disposition is becoming more tightly linked to asset management and governance tools.
What's next: - Ziperase is inviting technology partners to bundle the connector into their offerings. - Customers can explore the integration through Ziperase for ServiceNow. - The Ziperase Enterprise Connector is available on the ServiceNow Store. - Ziperase is also directing users to its website and social channels for more information, including the company’s announcement, Facebook page and YouTube channel.
The bottom line: - Ziperase is betting that automated, audit-ready erasure evidence inside ServiceNow will make data disposal easier to sell, easier to manage and easier to prove.
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