We recover lost data from HDD, SSD, RAID, NAS, SAN, and server systems in a professional lab environment; physical damage, logical failure, and ransomware scenarios are covered.
The critical topics this service addresses and the outcome we deliver in each.
With a free pre-diagnosis taking 1-2 business days for most media and 2-3 for RAID arrays we share the scope and recovery assessment; the result is tied to an evidence record.
We assess physically damaged media in an ISO 14644 Class 100 clean-room environment with techniques such as head swap and platter transfer.
A firm price is quoted after pre-diagnosis; a no-charge-on-unsuccessful-recovery policy is applied as a contract term.
We verify the integrity of recovered data through hash comparison and file-integrity checks and deliver it via encrypted transfer.
How we phase the service across delivery, governance, and connected service pillars.
Pre-diagnosis: with a free pre-diagnosis we inspect the media's condition, share the recovery scope and assessment, and sign an NDA.
Laboratory recovery: in an ISO 14644 clean-room environment we perform physical recovery (head swap, platter transplant, firmware repair) and logical recovery (file system reconstruction, partition recovery, RAID rebuild).
Verification and delivery: we verify the integrity of recovered data, deliver it via encrypted external disk or secure cloud transfer, and apply secure erasure after the work.
Illustrative surfaces where this service is commonly activated.
Organisations seeking a recovery assessment for disks made inaccessible by drops, water or electronic failure.
Teams that have lost data on RAID 0/1/5/6/10, NAS or SAN arrays and need laboratory recovery.
Organisations that want to assess alternative recovery methods for ransomware-encrypted data.
This service's depth on sector-specific technical and compliance topics.
We assess HDD (3.5/2.5), SSD (SATA/NVMe), RAID, NAS, SAN and tape media in an ISO 14644 Class 100 clean-room environment.
Decryption tools exist for most known ransomware families; for unknown encryption we assess alternative methods such as shadow copy and backup recovery.
We sign an NDA and store media in a secure area; with a detailed report covering fault analysis, the operation log and recovery statistics we support insurance and legal processes.
Data loss from hardware failure, accidental deletion, ransomware encryption, or physical damage creates immediate operational paralysis and potential regulatory exposure when backups are absent, outdated, or themselves corrupted. Advanced Data Recovery services restore inaccessible data from the full spectrum of storage media — HDDs, SSDs, NVMe drives, RAID arrays, SAN/NAS systems, and enterprise server storage — even in cases where standard recovery software has already failed. Our ISO-certified cleanroom facilities and proprietary imaging techniques maximize recovery rates for physically damaged media.
Turn the outcome into a measurable target with baseline, owner, and review cadence
Make operational speed, resilience, and response outcomes measurable through contracted scope and acceptance criteria
Provide no-data-no-fee pricing model, eliminating financial risk for failed recovery attempts
Our data recovery scope covers every storage medium used in enterprise environments, from individual workstation SSDs to multi-petabyte SAN arrays and tape libraries. Enterprise engagements include a dedicated recovery engineer, a project manager for daily status updates, and a legal-hold option if data is required for litigation. We work under strict confidentiality agreements and provide chain-of-custody documentation for recovered data, making our service suitable for legal, compliance, and forensic use cases alongside operational recovery.
Improve quality indicators through baselines, acceptance criteria, and reviewed evidence
Support encrypted volume recovery without compromising organizational security posture
Provide real-time recovery progress portal reducing uncertainty during critical incidents
Upon completion of a data recovery engagement, clients receive the recovered data on a verified, encrypted medium of their choice, accompanied by a recovery report detailing the failure diagnosis, recovery methodology, recovered file inventory, and verification checksums. For insurance and legal purposes, we provide a signed chain-of-custody document and a technical expert statement. Failed media is returned with a secure erasure certificate or physically destroyed upon client instruction.
Verify data integrity of every recovered file with SHA-256 checksums before delivery
Satisfy insurance and legal requirements with signed chain-of-custody and expert statements
Eliminate residual data exposure risk with certified secure erasure of all working copies
SSDs with logical failures such as deleted files or corrupted partition tables are usually more predictable than physically damaged SSDs with NAND chip failure. We provide a diagnostic assessment before committing to recovery, so scope, feasibility, risk, and cost are clear before work begins.
In most cases, no. Running recovery software on a failing mechanical drive causes additional read cycles that can cause further head damage or platter scoring, permanently destroying data that could otherwise be recovered. If you hear clicking or grinding sounds from a drive, power it off immediately and contact us. Logical failures (accidental deletion, format) are safer to attempt with verified read-only tools first.
Partially overwritten drives may still yield significant data through sector-level analysis, particularly on HDDs where magnetic residue can be detected in some cases. On SSDs, TRIM commands make overwritten sectors unrecoverable. Fully formatted volumes without subsequent writes are recoverable when file-system metadata remains intact through file system metadata reconstruction.
All media and recovered data are handled under a signed confidentiality agreement. Data is stored only in our secure facilities during the recovery process, transferred to the client via encrypted media or secure transfer protocol, and then securely wiped from our systems using DoD 5220.22-M standard erasure. A certificate of destruction is provided upon request.
We provide a partial recovery option with a detailed recovered-versus-unrecoverable breakdown before final delivery. Clients can review the recovered file list and decide whether partial delivery meets their needs. Pricing is adjusted proportionally for partial recoveries under our transparent pricing model.
By default, we retain working copies for 30 days post-delivery to allow clients to verify completeness before permanent deletion. Extended retention (up to 90 days) is available for complex legal cases. All retained copies are stored in encrypted, access-controlled environments with audit logging, and permanently deleted on the agreed date with a deletion certificate.
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