# Media Management and Sanitization One-sentence definition: Controls for the custody, transport, reuse, and end-of-life treatment of storage media. ## Key Facts - Chain-of-custody logs for movement and storage of media. - Secure transport: locked cases, couriers, tamper-evident seals. - Sanitization method depends on media type and sensitivity. - Document serials, methods, and witnesses for destruction. - Cloud/virtual media require cryptographic erase procedures. - **Verify:** check official (ISC)² CBK and current exam outline. ## Exam Relevance - Select correct sanitization method for a given medium/classification. **Mnemonic:** “Track, Treat, Terminate.” ## Mini Scenario Q: SSD drives being repurposed—method? A: Cryptographic erase or vendor secure erase, then verify. ## Revision Checklist - List 3 transport controls. - Map media type to sanitization method. - Name two destruction record fields. ## Related [[Sanitization Methods: Overwrite, Degauss, Cryptographic Erase, Shred]] · [[Secure Data Disposal and Destruction Records]] · [[Physical Protection of Media]] · [[Backups for Data Protection (Domain 2 view)]] · [[Data Lifecycle (Create-Store-Use-Share-Archive-Destroy)]] · [[Domain 2 - Index]]