What is Computer Forensics?

A brief explanation of what Computer Forensics is and why you, or your company, may need it.

Stacks Of Data, And Nowhere To Store Them?

Backing up data and simultaneously stores the data in a database. This is an example of a product that, not only backs up, but also stores data.

My Office Computer Crashed! How The Mirror Copy Saved My Data?

Mirroring data while backing up reduces data security problem. This is an example of a product that, not only backups up, but also mirrors data.

Security - Data Recovered

The world's population put a lot of faith in their computers. This is as true for online businesses as for personal computing. But what happens when your computer crashes? This article looks at the practical side of computer security and how a few simple tips can help you recover much faster in the event of a major computer malfunction.

What Is Clean Room Recovery

A clean room is an enclosed space having an environment which is carefully controlled to eliminate or drastically reduce microscopic particles that float in the air, like specs of dust, skin flakes, pollen, lint, microbes like bacteria and chemical vapours.

Data Recovery, Backup, Restoration, and Disaster Recovery – Definitions Merge

Over the past several years there has been a confluence of the definitions of Data Recovery, Data Backup and Restoration, and Disaster Recovery. The merging of these definitions does not serve the industry. It only serves to confuse the consumer, the very people these various industry segments want to reach.

All About RAID

RAID is the short form of Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks, where Inexpensive is often replaced with Independent. A few years back when the disks had less storage capacity with expensive prices, a couple of disks were mounted to create a larger virtual disk, and it was much more logical and easily administered.

Incorporate A Disaster Recovery Plan

How to incorporate a disaster recovery plan that would be faster and safer?

Data & Tape Storage & Disaster Recovery – What you need to consider (SME organisations)

You may be in a situation where you know your data is not being backed up correctly – or at all. You know it needs to be looked into………….but you just can’t ‘find the time’ to speak to the other team members about it.

Infrastructure Decimated By Earthquake In Kobe, Japan On January 17, 1995

On January 17th, 1995 a massive earthquake hit the region of Kobe, Japan. This quake was unique in that it occurred at the intersection of three tectonic plates. This resulted in enormous damage to the area. Buildings collapsed, roads were destroyed, and utilities went offline for days.

Three Steps to Take to Recover Your Hard Drive

Like any other mechanism, a computer needs all its' parts in good shape to be able to function properly.

Data Safety - An Auditor's Dream Come True

A private auditing firm has found a solution to the risk of losing precious corporate computer data. Instead of classical backups on CDs and tapes, it has adopted a totally different solution that will increase its data availability and accessibility.

Online Backups - Storing Your Files Remotely

There is one major problem with most computer backup procedures. Usually after a backup is made, all of the information and data stays in the same place as it always was.