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.

When startup founder Alex needed critical files from a heavily reformatted, 10-year-old MacBook Pro, he turned to DriveSavers. Their expert team tackled the challenging recovery, retrieving vital emails, iMessages, and documents previously thought lost. With custom solutions and quick turnaround, DriveSavers delivered beyond expectations, providing Alex with the data he needed to resolve urgent matters.

DriveSavers successfully recovered personal data from half of a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra that had been severed by a monorail. Despite catastrophic damage, the team retrieved irreplaceable photos and videos, including memories of the client’s recently deceased grandmother.

Barbara, a retired executive assistant from Long Beach, California, accidentally damaged her flash drive while it was plugged into her laptop.

Robert Mazur, the owner of R.E.M. Video and Photography in Winnetka, IL, is a seasoned professional with a reputation for delivering high-quality work in both video and photography. For Robert, reliability in data storage and retrieval is crucial, especially when working with irreplaceable footage from significant events like weddings.

A customer in the education sector encountered a significant issue with their Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) SimpliVity system, an advanced hyper-converged storage appliance designed to support and streamline virtualised workloads.

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​​A government entity lost 19.8 million audio files due to multiple disk failures in their Dell VxRail system. Despite extensive efforts by VMware and Dell support, the data loss was deemed irrecoverable so VMware Tier 4 technical support referred the customer’s Managed Service Provider to DriveSavers.

When a backup procedure failed, it jeopardised access to every file on a U.S. Air Force base’s 12-drive server, necessitating RAID 0 data recovery to restore data that Congress mandates to be kept in perpetuity.