Listen to a short story from the CBL lab: a hospital RAID crashes and IT department calls in the CBL data recovery experts. We also discuss the rising data protection challenges in healthcare IT.

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Stories From The Lab: Hospital RAID Array ER Recovery
We Spy Data Loss in the Wild 007

9 November 2012

We Spy Data Loss in the Wild 007

We couldn’t help but ‘spy’ data loss in the wild. The new James Bond film is arriving in theaters and we noticed this in the trailer. Hard drive gone missing, Mr. Bond?

007, if you can find your lost hard drive CBL can help recover it

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Data Safety: The Value of Your Data to a Hacker

18 October 2012

Data Safety: The Value of Your Data to a Hacker

We’ve talked about data safety and protection before. Besides the destruction of information from crashes and deletion, threats to your data’s safety come in the form of threats to its security, and that affects your privacy.

Tech columnist Brian Krebs has a great article where he tries to tackle the challenge of explaining why a hacker would want to get into your PC. What’s interesting is that most of the items listed are some sort of data or personal information.

Ways that cyber crooks can put your PC, in particular its data, to criminal use

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CBL Pictures: Gigabyte to Terabytes

30 August 2012

CBL Pictures: Gigabyte to Terabytes

For fun, here is a comparison of some old storage media with something in our data recovery lab right now.

a 1 GB IBM 3380 from 1980 and a RAID array case in our data recovery lab today 48TB

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Tips for Handling Memory Cards Properly*

3 August 2012

Tips for Handling Memory Cards Properly*

Enjoy these 'tips'; if you need camera card recovery, call CBL. photo by bubbels Are you a digital photographer? Here are some ‘tips’ for working with and handling SD cards and flash memory cards.

Tip #1. Download, email, post-process and/or print your images promptly. If you wait weeks or months, the colors could fade, saturation could suffer and color balance could shift. Or worse, image files could become corrupt or you could misplace your card.

More after the jump!

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