A technician wants to securely dispose of storage drives. Which or the following is the best way to eliminate data on SSDs?

Degaussing utilizes powerful magnetic fields to scramble and disrupt the magnetic patterns on storage media, thereby destroying any residual data and preventing its recovery, which is a common technique for data sanitization.

Shredding, while effective for physical destruction, is a mechanical process rather than an electromagnetic data elimination technique.

Simple erasing often only marks data as deleted without fully overwriting it, making it potentially recoverable unless a secure erase utility is used.

Drilling is a physical destruction method that damages the drive's platters or chips, rather than electronically sanitizing the data.