DriveSavers is honored to be featured in the Los Angeles Times for supporting fire survivors as they work to rebuild what’s been lost. Our specialized data recovery services restore photos and files from fire-damaged devices. We’re offering free recovery for one device per affected household, helping families preserve vital memories.
一家知名的獨立律師事務所最近遭受嚴重的勒索軟體攻擊，導致其生產數據和關鍵備份均遭到破壞。此次攻擊加密了重要的 Microsoft SQL Server 資料庫、Veeam 備份檔案 (VBK) 以及虛擬機磁碟檔案 (VMDK)，使該事務所無法存取關鍵的客戶及營運數據。
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.
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.
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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.
Discover chilling tales of broken and damaged phones—rescued from fire, ice, and more by DriveSavers expert phone data recovery. Learn how lost data, photos, videos, and messages can be retrieved even from shattered Android devices and iPhones.
Highlighting the sensitive nature of data recovery, Cobb explained how DriveSavers uses protocols like DocuSign agreements to validate ownership and protect customers’ information.
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.
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