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Data Recovery Basics: The World’s First Data Recovery
Almost 30 years have gone by since Kroll Ontrack performed the world’s first successful commercial data recovery. How this significant milestone was reached can be traced back to 1985, when a company...
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Simple file recovery tips for Mac
Sometimes you accidentally delete a file on a Mac. What is the best way to get it back? Where should you be looking? Here are a few simple things to try first: 1. Check the Trash To avoid deleting...
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3 simple checks for deleted file recovery in Windows
What happens when you accidentally delete a file? What is the best way to get it back? Here are few things simple things to try first: 1. Check the Recycle Bin Normally, everything you delete goes into...
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The top 10 worst data disasters from 2015
Our engineering team loves a good story about data disasters, especially when we can recover our customers’ information for them in extreme circumstances. For the last 13 years, we have collected and...
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Cloud computing: Which option is right for you?
When it comes to business IT solutions, cloud computing is unquestionably the way forward for many companies. Over the last few years, this technology has gone from being a hyped-up buzzword to a...
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7 factors to be aware of when moving offices
One scenario that any office manager will inevitably dread is the logistical nightmare that is moving to new premises. Whether you’re a booming business that’s outgrowing its existing space, or you’re...
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Using SMART tools to predict HDD failure
In a previous blog – MTBF: Can it help predict hard drive failure? – we noted that the best-known methods for predicting hard disk drive (HDD) failure aren’t what you’d call scientific. Grinding and...
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Agent 001 leaves no trace
“Paranoia’s the garlic in life’s kitchen; you can never have too much.” – T. Pynchon The amount of electronic information out there is overwhelming. You might think that your data is a safe needle in...
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Writing a disaster recovery plan for your small business [free template]
No matter how big or small your business, it’s probably fair to say that you rely on IT to function. And all IT, whether it comes in the form of a mobile device, an email server or a cloud-based...
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What to expect in the Windows 10 Creators Update
When Windows 10 shipped, Microsoft promised us that this would be the last “Big Bang” operating system release they ever made. From that point on, we should only expect to see a regular stream of...
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