By Mike Cobb, Director of Engineering Digital photography offers a fast and convenient way for photographers to accomplish their work. However, with convenience comes the extra task of managing camera cards and unlimited numbers of digital images. Add to the list the very real possibility of a hard drive crash or…
By Mike Cobb, Director of Engineering Pokémon Go, the smartphone game that became an overnight worldwide sensation, may be more than a cute time-waster. It could provide cybercriminals with an entry point to your business and personal files. Corporate security directors were already wringing their hands over employees who mix…
By Rene Novoa, Manager of eDiscovery and Digital Forensics The recent FBI probe into Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s private email likely mirrored eDiscovery tactics used by DriveSavers when processing electronically stored information (ESI) and digital evidence for law firms, corporations, government agencies, educational institutions and individuals. As an eDiscovery…
Originally published by Fast Company. By Jeff Beer Motherboard looks into this Reddit-approved urban legend, in what has to be the most Vice-ified bit of branded content ever. By now, we all pretty much know the “Vice Guide to Storytelling”: Find a cool angle on a compelling subject, send in an…
Originally published by TechRadar. By Brad Ward When iCloud isn’t Enough for Your Precious Photos and Texts Data loss is a fact of life, though thankfully, we have services like iCloud that automatically back up your iPhone, making it easily retrievable in the case of a shattered or damaged smartphone. Unfortunately,…
Leader in data recovery offers service with extra security procedures for RAID, NAS and SAN systems NOVATO, Calif. (July 18, 2016) – DriveSavers, the worldwide leader in data recovery, eDiscovery and digital forensic services, offers a Commercial High Security Service for RAID, NAS and SAN systems. The security-focused offering provides…
How many people do you know that have dropped their phone in water? Chances are you know at least two or three. If the data on a water-logged phone is backed up, then the data is safe. Just buy another phone, restore data from the backup and the new phone…
Originally published on the Verizon Blog. By Angela Stringfellow Just a few years ago, cell phone security was the last thing on most users’ minds. But today, keeping your data secure on your smartphones is just as critical as securing your desktop and laptop computers. Perhaps even more so, given the…
Originally published by ABC News affiliate WPBF 25 News. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – The families of Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen were back in court Thursday to discuss the next steps when it comes to Austin’s recovered iPhone. Tequesta teenagers Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen left for a fishing…
Originally published by SunSentinal. By Lynda Figueredo The iPhone that belonged to Austin Stephanos, one of two missing teens who disappeared at sea in July 2015. (Courtesy) Attorneys for the families of Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen were back in court on Thursday. They plan to send Stephanos’ recovered iPhone…
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