Gillware Data Recovery Blog
Every week Gillware solves hundreds of complex data recovery cases. We try to pick the most interesting cases to write about in our data recovery blog. Our lead blogger Will worked in our data recovery lab for over a year before joining our marketing team to assist with the data recovery blog. Gillware has performed data recovery services on just about every piece of storage equipment imaginable, even electronic holiday ornaments.
Please subscribe and enjoy!"Murphy's Laws of Digital Forensics" has been nominated for "Forensic Blog of the Year" by Forensic 4Cast--and now we need your help to go all the way.
Cast Your Vote Today!Simply fill out the required fields on the ballot and select "Murphy's Laws of Digital Forensics" under "Digital Forensic Blog of the Year."
Thank you!
November 6, 2017
Winter weather is fast approaching (although it sure doesn’t feel like it yet). With autumn chill over the horizon, our thoughts drift to colder temperatures. And […]
April 5, 2017
Making strong passwords is hard work—but it’s worth it. Leaving your bank accounts, social media accounts, email accounts, and devices protected by insecure, easily-guessed, and easily-broken […]
February 2, 2017
GitLab is a hosting tool for source code, allowing programmers to work together on projects and collaborate from all around the world. Over 100,000 organizations, including […]
October 14, 2016
After a RAID-5 crash, your data is especially vulnerable. How you treat your crashed server before you bring it to a data recovery lab can have […]
July 21, 2015
Most RAID devices were designed and built for data reliability. RAID stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks (or originally, Inexpensive Disks). The technology, which was […]
December 1, 2014
When a client wants to protect their critical business data, they turn to you for advice on backup solutions. As their managed service provider, you are their trusted advisor, and they rely on your recommendations for all their technology needs. You're like their coach, and you need to draw up a game plan for their backup strategy.