Chris has been tasked with removing data from systems and devices that leave his organization. One of the devices is a large multifunction device that combines copying, fax, and printing capabilities. It has a built-in hard drive to store print jobs and was used in an office that handles highly sensitive business information. If the multifunction device is leased, what is his best option for handling the drive

format

Explanation:

CHUCK THAT HARD DRIVE DUDE

in all seriousness,

The multifunction device's hard drive should be removed from the device, connected to a computer, and formatted safely using several wipes to ensure complete erasure of sensitive data. If this is not possible, and replacing the drive with a new one is not possible either, then the device's interface should have settings which gives the option to format the drive.

answer is c. complication