Data recovery services
Cases the software cannot finish on its own are handled by our own lab, under the same rules: the source is read-only, results are verified against the original where an original exists to compare with, and the assessment states what is not recoverable as clearly as what is.
What we take on.
Pick the level of help you actually need.
Self-service software
Do it yourself. The Imager checks and browses a drive for free; a key unlocks saving files.
- Free check, image and browse
- Guided Easy Cards
- Licence key priced for India
Guided remote recovery
A specialist works the case with you on your own machine.
- Screen-shared with an engineer
- Nothing leaves without approval
- Fixed-scope quote first
Ransomware response
Family ID, a realistic plan, and a written verdict.
- Family identification day one
- Shadow copy, backup, original hunting
- Written verdict on outcomes
Database and server rescue
Emergency recovery for corrupt production databases.
- MySQL, SQL Server, Postgres, Oracle
- Page and row extraction, log replay
- Live-vs-dead and backup-first advice
Failing and damaged media
Careful imaging of weak drives, then recovery from the image.
- Three-pass imaging, skip map
- Source read once
- Clean-room for mechanical damage
Acquisition and reports
Write-blocked imaging and a court-ready report.
- E01 imaging, SHA-256, audit trail
- Chain of custody with offsets
- Expert statements
Clear steps, and a quote before any charge.
Tell us what happened
What the device is, what happened, and what you need back. We say up front whether software or the lab is right.
Safe evaluation
We image the media read-only and assess what is recoverable, then send a fixed-scope quote. No surprise charges.
Recovery
We recover from the image, verify byte-exact where provable, and keep you posted on what is coming back.
Handover
Your data on fresh media, a report of what was and was not recovered, and honest reasons for anything lost.
Speak to an engineer about the case
Start with the free software, or bring us the case that has you worried. You get a straight answer either way.