Most IT security preparation guides focus on what to do after an attack starts. Isolate the infected devices. Contact your IR firm. Notify legal. All sound advice, but only useful if you already know who to call, where your backups live, and which systems the business cannot survive without.
KQED Forum host Alexis Madrigal devoted his April 29, 2026 episode to the story of digital data loss, with New Yorker staff writer Julian Lucas, our Director of Business Development Sarah Farrell and former Data Crisis Counselor Kelly Chessen as guests. The show built on Lucas’s recent New Yorker feature about DriveSavers, “Resurrection Hardware,” and spent the hour going further into the work and the people behind it.
DriveSavers crypto recovery services combined forensic video analysis with proprietary recovery software to solve a brute-force problem initially estimated to be computationally infeasible
The New Yorker just published a feature on DriveSavers. Read our recap, plus what decades of data recovery work have taught us about protecting your files.
As Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary, DriveSavers reflects on 40 years of Mac data recovery, from the original Macintosh to Apple Silicon. Learn about our data recovery history with Apple.
Learn how DriveSavers recovered an overwritten NEO/Neon wallet private key from Apple Notes database artifacts on a MacBook Air—$96K at risk.
Discover how DriveSavers excelled in recovering critical VMFS files from a U.S. airport’s SAN after an accidental Snap Clone deletion, showcasing unparalleled expertise in VMware data recovery and SAN data recovery.
RHOC star Jo De La Rosa lost years of irreplaceable files when her drive crashed. DriveSavers recovered every single one. Watch her tell her story.
DriveSavers shares practical insights on ransomware recovery, RAID data recovery, and wildfire data recovery—plus what to do first to restore critical data when systems fail.
Data recovery is the process of locating, accessing, and restoring files that have become unavailable due to accidental deletion, corruption, or device issues.
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