Data Security & Recovery

“If you are not backing up your data regularly, you are only leasing it from fate.”

Data is sacred and we understand how valuable it can be. Data is king.

Big or small, all organisations rely heavily on their data not only for their day-to-day operations, but even for decision making. Data and how it is stored has evolved over the years. Gone are the days when records were stored on paper. Now most of the data is stored in digital format on computers, servers and on the cloud.

While data stored on clouds is generally safe, data which is stored on physical hard disks is always at risk. Data can be lost due to hard disk failure, or even accidently deleted, or lost in natural disasters. It can even be corrupted by malicious programs like a virus or a trojan. Or you could become the victim of hacking or ransomware. It is therefore important to ensure that digital data is always backed up. After all, prevention is better than cure.

Prevention Of Data Loss

One of the best ways of ensuring that your data stays safe is to take preventive measures. The first and foremost is to protect your data with a good antivirus program. We can assist you in selecting the right antivirus program, and carry out an extensive scan on your existing data. We can also assist in strengthening your network security to keep out unauthorized persons.

Business continuity depends on ensuring that critical data is backed up on a regular basis, in the unfortunate event of data being lost. It is a good business practice to not only take physical backups routinely, but it is even better to simultaneously take cloud back-ups in real time. This way your data backups always stay current.

We can help by carrying out a security audit of your IT equipment as well as your network and strengthen your security. Based on your specific requirements, we can identify the right methods of data backup and security protocols to be implemented.

Recovery of Lost Data

Data once lost can be difficult to recover. This depends on a lot of factors. For example, the health of the hard disk, whether it is a mechanical HDD or a SSD, whether the data was accidentally deleted, or whether there has been a disk failure. Another factor is how many times data was overwritten after accidental deletion.

We do not charge for evaluation of the disk from which data is to be recovered. Only if the data is recoverable will you be billed, and an estimate will then be given to you. You are free to accept or reject the estimate, and the job will be undertaken only after you give your consent.

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