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The document discusses data recovery techniques. It begins by defining data loss and data recovery. Common causes of data loss include natural disasters, hardware errors, viruses, human error, and software corruption. To prevent data loss, the document recommends backing up data regularly, securing systems, using firewalls and antivirus software, and being prepared for disasters. The main data recovery techniques discussed are software-based recovery using data extraction or recovery programs, and physical recovery which involves repairing hardware. Specific techniques mentioned include scanning probe microscopy. The document concludes with some tips for data recovery and prevention of further loss.

Data Compass is a computer forensic solution that provides three main capabilities: 1. It can extract, analyze, and validate data from malfunctioning hard disk drives that other forensic software cannot access. 2. It can fully and effectively recover data from unstable and bad sector defective hard disk drives with less risk of further damage. 3. It allows access and analysis of data from unrecognized hard disk drives through its emulation technology.

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This document advertises and provides information about a two-day workshop on computer data recovery techniques taking place on November 19-20, 2014 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The workshop will cover topics such as understanding data recovery concepts, recovering data from logical and physical failures, data recovery processes and tools, recovering data on Windows and from hard disks, partitions, formatting, and external devices. It will include lectures and hands-on labs. Attendees will learn skills for recovering lost or corrupted data from various IT systems and components.

Crash Plan PROe is an unlimited cloud backup service that runs continuously in the background to automatically back up users' data without any manual intervention. It retains unlimited amounts of backup data forever with no restrictions on file size or type. Backups can be stored in multiple locations for high availability and protection. Data is encrypted during transit and storage, and de-duplication ensures only new data is backed up to save storage space. Restores can be initiated by users or administrators from any device.

The document discusses data backup and disaster recovery. It provides information on various topics related to backing up data and restoring it in the event of data loss or hardware failure. Some of the key topics covered include types of backups, online backup services, how to back up data using Windows 7 and Mac OS X features, encrypting backup data for security, and tools for data recovery. The overall document provides guidance on implementing effective strategies and processes for backing up critical data on a regular basis.

Data backup is important for protecting organizations from data loss. There are several key steps to effective data backup: identifying important files to backup, copying files to a secondary storage location like an external hard drive or cloud, and repeating backups on a scheduled frequency. When planning backups, considerations include the backup method, what types of files to backup, backup frequency, storage location, security of backup data, and retention of backup versions. Common backup methods are locally-managed backups using software or cloud-based vendor-managed backups. Security of backup data is also important to prevent unauthorized access to backed up files.

Data Rescue 3 is data recovery software that can recover files from corrupted or inaccessible hard drives, as well as recover deleted files. It is effective when other recovery software fails and works without making risky changes to the drive. Data Rescue 3 recovers a wide variety of file types and allows users to teach it new file types. It also clones drives that are failing to preserve data for recovery.

Back it up or pack it up! Did you know that 60% of all small businesses that lose their data are out of business within 6 months? Don’t be one of them! Your New Year’s Resolution for your business should be to setup a backup solution, or evaluate the one you have. Come to TechComm this month to learn more about proper backup solutions.