Fire-Damaged Devices: Recoverable or Not?
DriveSavers Engineers gained great knowledge after the 2017 Northern California fires, a series of fifteen wildfires that began late Sunday evening, October 8. They burned across Sonoma, Napa, and Lake counties, burning down our homes, and neighborhoods. We know firsthand what type of fire damage we can expect to see…
Case Study: SQL Server and Database Recovery After Ransomware Attack
A prominent independent law firm recently suffered a severe ransomware attack that compromised both its production data and critical backups. The attack encrypted essential Microsoft SQL Server databases, Veeam Backup files (VBKs), and virtual machine disk files (VMDKs), leaving the firm unable to access vital client and operational data.
DriveSavers is Offering One Million Dollars in Free Data Recovery Services to Victims of the Recent Southern California Wildfires
DriveSavers, the worldwide leader in data recovery, today announced it will provide free data recovery services to residents of Southern California who have lost critical data as a result of the recent fires.
DriveSavers Review: Business Saved After RAID 5 Emergency Mode Error
n a recent recovery, DriveSavers tackled a challenging RAID 5 failure. The 4x3TB array had entered Emergency Mode. The failure jeopardized 30 years of invaluable personal and professional data for the customer.
Securing Your Digital Legacy with Apple Devices and Backup Plans
At DriveSavers, we often receive requests for data recovery from grieving family members who don’t know the passcode to their loved one’s device.
James Howells’ $750 Million Bitcoin Quest: The Challenges Ahead
How the data recovery experts at DriveSavers plan to retrieve $750m in Bitcoin from a hard drive buried in landfill since 2013.
10 Tips for Server Maintenance Over the Holidays
Fewer employees working over the holidays means a lighter load on your server system, making this the perfect time to put your scheduled maintenance plan into action. Some do this yearly, some every six months and some every month. No matter how often you perform server maintenance, always be sure…