Anyone who has watched an episode of “NCIS,” “Criminal Minds,” or “Hawaii Five-O” has witnessed amazing technological accomplishments in the areas of data loss prevention and data recovery from damaged or intentionally “wiped” storage devices. In fact, in each of these shows, the “techies” enjoy an entire room of sophisticated equipment that allows them to recover critical evidence and information leading to a crime’s solution.

In the real world of computer forensics, however, data loss prevention and data recovery are far more primitive. Most organizations rely on specific software solutions or upon online backup storage systems, neither of which is fully secure and neither of which is effective when storage devices are corrupted or damaged in some manner. Establishing an entire in-house solution, moreover, requires computer forensic equipment and data recovery equipment which has traditionally required huge expense and rigorous, costly training.

Fortunately, like everything else in the world of technology, computer forensics has evolved, and there are now more reasonable equipment solutions and training that allow both public and private organizations and businesses to fully protect their information and data flow, by maintaining data recover equipment and computer forensic equipment on-site.

Consider these scenarios:

1. A large university has a complete student database, including all student academic, financial, and personal records. It is using an online backup service, in the event of data loss on its campus. Unfortunately, the online backup service is “hacked,” and this student information is now in the hands of unscrupulous individuals who can do what they will with this wealth of information! There would have been no need to use an online backup service in the first place, if there were equipment on-site that would prevent loss or allow recovery of data, in the event of storage device damage.
2. A medium-sized business has a healthy customer base and maintains records of customer information and purchases. An employee, either by accident or by intention, corrupts or damages a storage device, and the information is lost. The business owners will now have to locate and employ an outsider who has the data recovery equipment necessary to retrieve the records. If, on the other hand, the owners had purchased their own data loss prevention equipment in the first place, or if the owners already had data recovery equipment and trained individuals, the crisis would have been prevented, at best, or now solved through recovery.

The point is this: software and online solutions are fallible, and critical and confidential information is at risk! Any business, public, financial, or educational organization can now have its own in-house computer forensics lab with its own equipment and its own highly trained staff members. The cost is more reasonable than one would expect, the training is impeccable, and the peace of mind is priceless!

Contact us today at either www.recoverytoolsrus.com or www.salvationdata.com and let’s discuss your specific needs and the potential solutions we can provide. Our experience and our record of providing perfect equipment and training solutions are un-matched, designed to meet individual customer need, and will provide any organization with the ability to solve is loss or recovery issues.

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