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hard drive data recovery

Hard Drive Data Recovery

Data Recovery from any hard disk drive, RAID, optical or solid state storage device. Data can be recovered from any system, Laptop, Desktop or Server and any operating system including Windows, Mac, Linux and UNIX.

Any Disk, Any System, Any Problem

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Tape Data Recovery

DLT, LTO, AIT, 3590 and any other tape backup media type. BackupExec, ARCserve, NetBackup, Tivoli, Retrospect, SAVLIB and any other tape storage format. Tape read error, overwritten or re-initialised tape, etc.

Any Tape, Any Format, Any Problem

Data conversion

Data Conversion

Tape Conversion and Data Migration services from any type of tape archive storage and any backup format. Tape migration services including data de-duplication and tape media upgrading.

Data Migration and Conversion from any tape or archive

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Computer Forensics

Forensic processing from tape archives to gain access to vital information that has been backed up and is no longer available on the live system. Tape archives provide a sequence of valuable snapshots of data.

Getting the evidence, supporting litigation

 

Latest Blog Posts

  • The NHS London “Serious Untoward Incidence Report Summary for 2008-2009” makes rather interesting reading, showing how many minor incidents have resulted in large amounts of data being "mislaid", potentially in to the hands of persons w ...
    July 2, 2009 by mark
  • "How many layers of data can you go down on a hard disk drive?" was the question over the phone. Not really a silly question, there is so much mis-information about how hard it is to erase data from hard drives, and how "data-can-be-recover ...
    July 1, 2009 by mark
  • It is very easy to accrue data, and with large diverse systems it is very easy to accrue very large volumes of the stuff from a wide range of different places. The problem comes when you want to get the data from this massive archive and on ...
    June 30, 2009 by mark
  • The recovery of data files that have been deleted is not always a matter of competence, to a great extent success is governed by the file system in use and how busy the system has been since the deletion. Windows NTFS, for example, marks ...
    June 29, 2009 by mark
  • With the volume of data being stored doubling every 18 months, and the possibility of increased regulation in the financial sector following the recent debacle possibly tightening all areas including data retention and data availability, ho ...
    June 29, 2009 by mark

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