REMOTE DATA RECOVERY

At some point or another, everyone has had the frustrating experience of "losing" important document (s) - because the computer crashed, the system crashed due to a natural disaster, or the key was accidentally pressed, suppress. What many do not know is that when a document is lost, it is usually only temporarily lost. It's a matter of having the right tools or working with experts to save the information.

 

Data recovery is the science of rebuilding the file system so that data files can be accessed. Every operating system has a file system, which is a unique method of indexing and monitoring files. Unfortunately for those who lose data, file systems can be very complex, which is why it can be very difficult to locate lost files.

If the hard disk has a mechanical problem, it must go to the clean room, which is an ultra-clean environment used to work on microscopic elements. The clean chamber will act electronically and mechanically to make the disk operational. This can include anything from physically cleaning the platters so that they can rotate properly to swapping electrical elements to start the device.

In case the disk does not have mechanical problems or these have been solved, it will go to the laboratory. The data recovery engineers will work in the lab with a copy of the disk to repair the file structures, and will create a complete file listing that shows all the files and directories on the disk. This list of files will also inform the client if there are holes (or Input / Output errors) within the file itself. The last phase is the recovery phase. The objective of this phase is to copy the data and make backup copies of said data on the support requested by the client.

After repairing the file system, it is often necessary to repair the internal structure of the data files themselves. Like file systems, enterprise software data files are also very complex today.

But today as this pandemic is going on and we are not allowed to step out of our houses, but are work is same as always and it might happen that our important files, documents may get deleted or lost due to any reason which may give us a lot of tension. So, what to do? We can’t go out and we need our laptop or PC to get fixed and deleted files needs to be recovered. So, here comes that remote data recovery service. Now let’s see what it does and how it works?

REMOTE DATA RECOVERY

When a company hires a service for the management and provision of information, one of the points of greatest interest is remote data recovery. This allows the technician to access from another location away from the problem hard drives and proceed with data recovery without having to be present. Undoubtedly, the convenience of this service and the speed with which it enables problems to be solved are greatly appreciated advantages by companies requiring a level of service of the utmost urgency. However, this technique may be limited depending on the nature of the damage.

The condition to be able to operate data remotely is to have Internet connectivity. Through certain ports and applications, you can operate on that unit to proceed with the information retrieval, without having to physically remove the unit and take it elsewhere.

However, remote data recovery presents some challenges in terms of security issues, since we would be enabling the means for third parties to enter our system. That is why this type of intervention must be carried out by highly specialized personnel, who can offer all the security guarantees to avoid unwanted leaks. Experts may apply additional security measures to prevent industrial espionage or information theft.

Also, this is possible only in cases of logical damage, and not hardware. This last scenario poses the need to replace parts of the hard drives or physically operate on them. Remote data recovery is perfectly applicable when it comes to repairing the file system, partition table or MBR-Master Boot Record, or disk boot sector. It is also possible to apply it for accidental erasure or when the disk has been formatted by mistake.