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  • Importance of Regular Data Backups  By : James Walsh
    We have all heard the old adage – a stitch in time saves nine. There are very few areas where this fits in so perfectly as in the case of data backup. Every minute, someone in some part of the earth, is experiencing data loss.
  • Hard Drives Explained  By : James Walsh
    Computers have become irreplaceable in today’s digital world. One of the most important jobs of a computer is to store data. It has a certain amount of fixed internal memory which is essential to store information. A computer’s internal memory consists of a hard disk drive.
  • A Tape Drive is for Life  By : James Walsh
    In the good old days, audio buffs were obsessed with their Japanese tape recorders. Corporate organizations, today, depend on their tape drives.
  • Top Causes of Data Loss  By : James Walsh
    The relative significance of data as a generator and precursor of business is constantly on the rise. The reliance of institutions, organizations and businesses on data is increasing everyday by leaps and bounds.
  • How Serious are the Consequences of Data Loss?  By : James Walsh
    Man has become so dependent upon computers that to think of a life without them is well impossible. In fact computers have begun to influence our way of functioning to a great extent. So much so that in the case of an electricity outage, many people stop working as the computers cannot be operated upon at that time.
  • Hard drive crash helper  By : David Wegener
    If you have lost some data due to either hardware failure or physical damage it is very likely that you will not be able to recover the data yourself. In such a situation you will need to look elsewhere to get your data recovered.
  • Employ DIY Software  By : James Walsh
    Digital devices are being used by big businesses, corporate organizations, small time retailers and individual personal users. The most important and volatile component of digital device usage is data storage.
  • Risks of DIY Software  By : James Walsh
    Data loss is a digital device user’s worst nightmare. As more and more digital data is stored on storage media, there are growing instances of data loss. Data recovery is a vast industry whose graph has been on an upward swing in this past decade. This is because almost every computer user has faced the data loss in some form or the other.
  • Mobile Phone SIM Card Data Recovery  By : James Walsh
    Our lives have been taken over by mobile phones. We can never be too far from anywhere, because we always stay connected. The mobile phone has revolutionised the way we live in the 21st century. This little device carries and stores enough data so we can have an extensive address book, store pictures, send e-mail and literally live life on the move.
  • Is an Ominous Scratching Sound Coming From Your Hard Disk?  By : James Walsh
    We have a tendency to take things for granted in life. Somehow we tend to presume that everything will continue to be as simple and uncomplicated tomorrow as it is today. Unfortunately though, this is not always the case. At times things undergo drastic changes even before we are able to realise what is happening.
  • The Wonder that We Call Desktop PC  By : James Walsh
    Before the advent of desktop PCs, our world has been more or less flat. Though being inheritors of Newton and Einstein, we had been confined to the archaic Catholic concept of a flat earth so far as our day-to-day life was concerned, owing to many technical and scientific limitations.
  • Rescuing Deleted Files  By : James Walsh
    Data loss is the most frequent phenomenon in the world of Information Technology. The slightest error or oversight can result in valuable data being lost. However, though it is time-consuming and might be expensive, the good news is that data can almost always be recovered.
  • A Guide To Electronic Evidence Discovery And Its Importance  By : kensium solutions
    As the technology is growing, a lot of people are exploiting these technological advances for illegal activities. Most of the time e-discovery is used in cases of intellectual property theft, sexual harassment in the workplace, fraud, breach of contract, divorce proceedings and spoliation of evidence. Here comes the Electronic data discovery which is quickly becoming the mainstream in civil discovery.
  • Hospital Data Security  By : James Walsh
    The tentacles of data loss have penetrated almost every sphere of society. The Healthcare Information Portability & Accountability Act (HIPAA) argues that data needs to be protected in every healthcare institution.
  • Search and Recover Lost Microsoft Word Documents  By : Afonin, Oleg
    Search, preview and recover deleted Microsoft Word documents. DiskInternals Word Recovery offers the best of data recovery, offering unprecedented efficiency dealing specifically with Word documents
  • The Ethics Of Computer-Based Electronic Evidence  By : kensium solutions
    Computers can be used in the commission of crime, they can contain evidence of crime and can even be targets of crime. Understanding the role and nature of electronic evidence that might be found, how to process a crime scene containing potential electronic evidence and how an agency might respond to such situations is crucial. It cannot be over emphasized that the rules of evidence apply equally to computer-based electronic evidence as much as they do to material obtained from other sources. It is always the responsibility of the case officer to ensure compliance with legislation and, in particular, to be sure that the procedures adopted in the seizure of any property are performed in accordance with statute and current case law.
  • Losing Memories Due to Data Loss  By : James Walsh
    There is no denying that the digital revolution has changed our lives. Our memories have even more colour and what’s more we can even add details that may not have existed. However, as the saying goes, if it is too good to be true, there’s definitely a catch.
  • Effect of Data Loss  By : James Walsh
    Data is so important to the functioning of a modern setup that data loss can have stupendous implications for any organisation. Governments make special archives to store data. It may be in the form of historical records or records related to properties. It may be birth and death records or those of a medical nature.
  • Is Monopoly of Hard Disks as Primary Data Storage Devices Under Threat?  By : James Walsh
    Man has been constantly looking for new and innovative ways to store information. Starting from barks of the trees to stone tablets man moved on to papyrus. In the modern-day world, high end storage devices are being used. Most of them utilise hard disks to store information in an encrypted form.
  • Future of the Hard Drive  By : James Walsh
    Society is witnessing another technological change. Computer users are slowly steering away from reliance on the hard drive to the more rapid, technologically advanced and reliable flash drive. Industrial concerns and service organizations are opting for the flash drive claiming that it is safe with no opportunity for a full data loss.
  • You're Data Recovery Guidance  By : Gugu Maseko
    Looking for the best data recovery software can be a real nightmare when you have just lost, seemingly irretrievably, much of your work. There are a number of data recovery software programs intended to help you when an emergency calls for data recovery, however it is important to determine when you can do the job by yourself, and when you need to use a professional data recovery service. The services of a data recovery specialist is undoubtedly something you desperately need when you have a need to have data recovered.
  • Why is Data Recovery Highly Expensive?  By : James Walsh
    If you are regular computer user; working on computers since long, you might have experienced data loss at some point of time or other. Data loss is not a big problem if:
  • How to overcome E-Discovery Challenges with New Technologies.  By : kensium solutions
    Business communications are now dominated by electronic storage and devices like emails, hard drives, flash drives etc… and the volume of data used and stored is increasing at astonishing rate. Here comes the Electronic discovery. After the recent amendment to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) which recognizes increasing importance of electronically stored information for litigation and regulatory investigations.
  • Totally free online storage space  By : Roman Semko Semko
    Free online storage is a reality, today you don’t need to spend thousands of dollars to upload your files and documents for safe keeping. One of the biggest reasons aiding free online storage is the fact that computer hardware and in particular storage space has become very cheap. All you need to do is figure out what site you want to register with, and once you are logged on you are ready to upload files. There are a couple of things to remember when you are using a free file storage site.
  • Virus Threats to Your Data  By : James Walsh
    Computer viruses pose a huge threat to companies these days. Just as the technology has evolved over the past few years, so have the nature and extent of these viruses. Formerly, the virus writer had to be an experienced programmer to understand the logics of creating viruses.
  • Are DVDs the Ideal Backup Media?  By : James Walsh
    Nowadays, backup of data has become essential. Thus, when computer users decide to backup their data, the next important question they face is what medium to opt for. There are many media that are available in the market for this such as CDs, DVDs, flash drives and portable hard drives.
  • Strategies Used By Identity Theives  By : Aazdak Alisimo
    When was the last time you walked into a bank to get cash from a cashier? It has probably been a long time. This tells you how reliant we have become on plastic cards and digital communication. It also explains the presence of identity theft.
  • Why Does a Hard Drive Go Bad?  By : James Walsh
    While purchasing a new hard drive, perhaps you never thought that it may crash. Yet a hard drive is primarily a mechanical device, bound to fail at one time or other. You will be surprised to know that 44 percent of all data loss occurs owing to hard drive failure. Every hard drive has a definite life span, ranging from 3 to 6 years
  • Fast and Reliable Recovery of Microsoft Office Documents  By : Afonin, Oleg
    Recover latest versions of deleted documents even after a hard drive failure. Can preview and recover Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Publisher and other.
  • Tape Backups – A Good Choice?  By : James Walsh
    The tape is by now an almost ancient medium of data storage. But we are still holding on to it, just as we are still using good old paper and pen.
  • Electronic Discovery 2.0  By : kensium solutions
    Electronic Discovery, or “e-discovery” refers to the discovery of data from electronic storage and other electronic media for example e-mails, Hard Disk Drives, Databases, CAD/CAM files, websites and any other electronically-stored information which can be used as an evidence in a law suit.
  • An introduction to Computer Forensics  By : Carter Scott
    Computer Forensics is the process of investigating electronic devices or computer media for the purpose of discovering and analyzing available, deleted, or "hidden" information that may serve as useful evidence in supporting both claims and defenses of a legal matter as well as it can helpful when data have been accidentally deleted or lost due to hardware failure.
  • THE BENEFITS OF BACKUP SYSTEMS  By : ingrid sure
    Remote backup is fast becoming an alternative to traditional backup procedures. Most businesses do not rely on online remote backup as a single source for storage of critical data, but instead use it in addition to traditional backup solutions. It affords them a third storage area and data recovery source in the event of a catastrophic disaster. A remote, online, or managed backup service is a service that provides users with an online system for backing up and storing computer files.
  • How to Recover Documents, Files and Photos  By : James Walsh
    Once I was on a business trip scheduled to make an important presentation in our client meeting. Just before attending the meeting, I was rehearsing the presentation when, all of a sudden, my computer crashed. I was devastated and did not know how I could make the presentation the next day. It was impossible to recreate the presentation or even to approach a data recovery expert as I had very little time left. I was quickly trying to figure out the options before me, while I suddenly remembered something. I had e-mailed the presentation to my account before the trip. I immediately borrowed a computer, downloaded my presentation and saved my career.
  • State of the Forensics Industry in the UK  By : James Walsh
    Data forensics is a highly specialised industry by its very nature; therefore, its size cannot be judged by the labour force employed by it. For that matter, turnover is not a very reliable way to judge this industry either since the requirement of such a niche skill will never be as large as the requirements for a storage medium or an operating system. While the data recovery industry is often related to forensics, the terms are not synonymous. The number of people needing data recovery will be greater than those who need a digital detective at any given point of time.
  • Lost Data – What not to Do!  By : James Walsh
    There are many inquisitive and troubled souls out on the internet trying to find solutions for PC malfunctions.
  • How to recover lost photos  By : Julian Moss
    There is no need to panic if your digital photos have vanished from your hard drive or memory card. In most cases, the photos can easily be recovered.
  • Computer Crash: All is Not Necessarily Lost  By : James Walsh
    Imagine You Suddenly Lost Everything on Your Computer. Would You Consider Data Recovery?
  • Last 10 Authors - Microsoft Word How To  By : Jon Rowe..
    Microsoft Office documents can contain a siginificant amount of data about a file referred to as Metadata. Metadata is stored within the file and the information when analyzed can be very useful in forensic examinations and electronic discovery.
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