DriveSavers aide les victimes de l'ouragan Sandy avec $500

Digital photos, critical financial records and other personal and/or business-related documents may be recoverable by a certified, professional data recovery service provider

(NOVATO, CA – October 31, 2012) - , DriveSavers Data Recovery, leader mondial en récupération de données récupération de données services, announces today that it is offering assistance to Hurricane Sandy victims by providing $500 off its data recovery services. Storage devices in home computers, laptops and other electronic devices that are exposed to flood waters, fire and/or power surges from “The Perfect Storm” are vulnerable to data loss but still may be recoverable.

“If you cannot access your data from your computer or storage device, no matter what its been through, the data may still be recoverable,” said Chris Bross, Strategic Technical Alliance Engineer at DriveSavers Data Recovery. “We have repeatedly been successful in recovering data from storage devices that have been exposed to sustained water and fire damage, corruption, corrosion and erosion. We have the most advanced technology and methods available to help Hurricane Sandy victims get their data back safely.”

, DriveSavers Data Recovery has recovered data from storage devices that have been destroyed by some of the worst natural disasters imaginable, including the Japanese earthquake and tsunami, Hurricane Isaac, Hurricane Katrina, earthquake in Haiti and the Southern California fires. DriveSavers can help Hurricane Sandy victims recover irreplaceable digital photos, critical financial records, address books, passwords, personal files and other important data from their damaged storage devices.

Starting today and running through December 31, 2012, DriveSavers is offering $500 off their data recovery services for single hard drives damaged by water, mud or power surges from Hurricane Sandy:  one recovery per person and one recovery per business. In addition, DriveSavers is calling on its extensive network of over 3,000 computer service providers throughout the impacted region to help coordinate efforts.

Pour commencer le processus de récupération de données, appelez DriveSavers Récupération de Données au 800.440.1904 to speak to a data recovery advisor that is available 24/7. If local assistance is needed, one of DriveSavers 3,000 computer service providers in the region can be contacted.

The following are tips on how to protect storage devices from further water damage and power surges.

Si votre ordinateur a été endommagé par l'eau :

• N'essayez pas de mettre sous tension des appareils visiblement mouillés.
• Ne séchez pas un disque dur ou un autre support informatique mouillé ; placez-les dans un sac hermétique et appelez DriveSavers pour obtenir les instructions d'expédition et de manutention appropriées.

Pour éviter la perte de données causée par les surtensions :

• Débranchez tous les appareils électroniques des prises de courant, des parasurtenseurs et des systèmes de sauvegarde par batterie avant que le courant ne soit rétabli.
• Si un disque dur ne tourne pas ou émet des bruits inhabituels, éteignez immédiatement l'ordinateur et appelez DriveSavers.

A propos de DriveSavers Récupération de Données

DriveSavers Data Recovery, the worldwide leader in data recovery, provides the fastest, most reliable and only certified secure data recovery service in the industry. All of the company’s services meet security protocols for financial, legal, corporate and healthcare industries and posts proof of its SOC 2 Type II rapport d'audit et Sécurité des données et respect de la vie privée (HIPAA). DriveSavers Data Recovery adheres to U.S. Government security protocols, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act Data Security Rule (GLBA), the Data at Rest mandate (DAR) and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX). DriveSavers Data Recovery engineers are trained and certified in all leading encryption and forensic technologies and operate a Salle blanche certifiée ISO Classe 5. Satisfied customers include: Bank of America, Google, Lucasfilm, NASA, Harvard University, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, U.S. Army and Sandia National Laboratories.