Data Loss Recovery Scotland & Hard Disk Security

A RAID system’s cooling process collapses, causing its drives to overheat and fail.

A company attempts to restore lost data from carefully collected backups, only to discover the backups are unreadable.

A business adds a drive to its NetWare server, accidentally erasing the server’s partitions.

An MIS administrator completes a fix on a mirrored drive without shutting off the mirror, losing the reference point for the original data.

Data loss disasters like these are becoming increasingly commonplace.

This is due, in part, to rapidly changing computer technologies.

As drives get smaller and smaller, drive heads come closer and closer to the rotating media. The results are more frequent equipment failures and more destruc-tive data losses.

The increase in data disasters also stems from the sheer volume of data generated by modern companies and the decentralized way that data is produced, collected, and stored.

As distributed network models proliferate, and organisations continue to open their doors to the Internet, threats to data integrity and data security are compounded. More ...

DATA LOSS DANGERS

"If an organisation is fortunate enough to survive a disaster without a plan for recovery, it will not survive unscathed.

"Aside from the direct revenue losses incurred during a failure, the organisation will also suffer intangible costs such as cash flow interruptions, loss of customers, loss of competitive edge, erosion of industry image, and reduced market share."

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