We have developed a reputation for our reliable and professional services
» View Client TestimonialsOur hassle-free process makes having data recovered a breeze
» Learn about the processWe provide expedited emergency options for all digital storage devices through our expansive network of facilities. With our best-in-class credentials you get fast and dependable results.
Emergency Same-Day Services »We utilize a state-of-the-art air filtration system to provide a safe and reliable recovery environment while working on your sensitive electronics.
Internationally recognized third party assurance audit that gives an excellent overview of our security systems and control procedures.
Secure Data Recovery are experts in the recovery of all Apple and MAC devices. We're an ACMT certified provider and have recovered data from thousands of Apple products.
Fully qualified to perform data services for state, federal and municipal government institutions as a member of the GSA schedules.
Trusted by a wide range of major hardware providers and manufacturers
All billing information is maintained in a secure environment
Proven commitment to resolve any customer complaints or disputes
An established financially audited provider with national presence
Dedication to consistent high-quality RAID recovery services
Written by Data Recovery experts covering a wide range of topics. Updated daily, Monday through Friday.
» View Most Recent ArticlesAnswer a few questions about your recovery needs and we'll put you in contact with our recovery experts.
Submit a Help RequestEmail your questions and comments to our qualified recovery experts for a prompt response.
» Contact a Recovery ExpertOur toll-free hotline is available 24/7 if you would like to speak with a data recovery specialist.
» Call us now at 1-800-388-1266What’s Trending
Data loss affects thousands of computer users every year, causing millions of dollars in damages. This part of our blog contains recent news regarding data loss, data recovery, digital storage technology and other related subjects.
Earlier this month major news outlets began trumpeting the news that the personal computer was dead. For the first time since personal computers were a trackable commodity, both PC and laptops have suffered the "longest duration of decline" in history. What's the driving force behind sluggish sales?
With the release of two memos totaling nearly 6000 words, Microsoft’s CEO Steve Ballmer announced how his company would be restructuring itself in an attempt to become more focused on cross-platform, forward thinking product offerings. The hope is that the new organization will allow for more synergy across disciplines and reduce the competitiveness and derision between product groups.
Each day since the operating systems 2012 launch consumers have been told of the groundbreaking technology and forward thinking aspects of Windows 8 while at the same time the operating systems has underperformed at a level surpassing even Windows Vista and the personal computer market recently posted its 5th straight decline.
The Razer Blade is a 14” ultra-thin and ultra-light laptop designed specifically for gaming. However, due to the quality of this products manufacture, this product can and should easily crossover into private and enterprise use. The Blade is designed in an all-black, anodized aluminum shell that is angular and comparable to the design of a MacBook Pro.
The list of smart devices continues to grow as the iWatch joins Google Glass, smart phones, tablets and existing android smart watches in the crowed smart device market. But where does this end? Are we seeing a shift away from phones and tablets to wearable smart devices or is this just a cash grab that relies on a redundant system?
With the birth of Windows 8, Microsoft decided to start copying it’s competitors in nearly every way. The problem is that Microsoft forgot about it’s core users in both the home PC and enterprise solutions markets. All Windows 8 did was add pretty colors and a touchscreen interface while taking away the one place even the most novice user knew to go: the Start button.
Several newspapers have print a claim that the NSA has a program called PRISM which now has backdoor access to almost every major American internet company. With more and more data and services becoming “cloud” based, consumers are being asked to trust their lives to the security of these systems. When that trust is shaken, where can these consumers turn?
