RAID Data Recovery for Every Level and Failure Type

Reliable RAID Recovery

Plenty of companies claim to be the best when it comes to RAID recovery. We give you evidence of our expertise.

A redundant array of independent disks (RAID) can malfunction for many reasons. Our specialists have recovered data from thousands of failed systems since 2007. In that time, we have returned billions of critical files to customers just like you. It starts with cutting-edge research and offering data loss solutions that other services cannot. But our commitment does not stop there. Each member of our team aims to address your needs and resolve your case quickly.

When you choose us, you choose the best partner to get your data back.

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RAID Hard Drive Recovery

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Most RAIDs use hard disk drives (HDDs) because they are a cost-effective option that suits the storage environment. While disks in a RAID are similar to standard hard drives from a hardware standpoint, they differ based on deployment. The basic design of RAID is simple. Instead of storing files on a single drive, RAID distributes data across multiple disks in the array. It uses techniques like striping, mirroring, and parity to improve performance and fault tolerance.

Each of these methods presents a unique challenge, but our engineers have a wealth of experience with every system. We partner with all major manufacturers to understand the finest nuances of each layout and technique. These certifications and our deep knowledge of levels, disk orders, stripe sizes, and parity allows us to reconstruct any RAID. And increases your odds of a quick, successful recovery.

Data Loss Solutions for Virtual Environments

Recovering data from virtual machines is a complex process that requires specific utilities and an in-depth knowledge of platforms. These environments store data in layers on virtual disks within a physical storage system like a RAID. And our engineers often need to address the physical and virtual layers during recoveries. Moreover, each virtual machine can contain disks with separate operating systems, file formats, and snapshots. To safely extract that data, you need a technician that understands these data structures. Lastly, different virtualization platforms like VMware and Hyper-V have their own hypervisors with unique features and challenges.

Virtual environments can have an increased risk of corruption from software conflicts or malware. We can help with that, too. Having an expert in those moments is critical. Our specialists can restore corrupt Veeam backups by parsing the RAID system to find file fragments and rebuild them. These custom solutions have retrieved data that other companies declared unrecoverable. They can do the same for you.

SAN and NAS Data Recovery

Though the designs are different, effective RAID recovery often requires knowledge of SAN and NAS data recovery as well. We excel at retrieving data from block-based arrays and file-level devices with RAID architecture. In addition, our team has access to purpose-built hardware and software for SAN and NAS operating systems like Synology DSM. Likewise, we have extensive experience with uncommon file systems, such as NetApp, EMC, and SNAP.

RAID Recovery Service for Ransomware

Ransomware is on the rise, and bad actors are known to target enterprise storage systems. If your RAID becomes infected with malware, there are options. We have developed several proprietary solutions for ransomware data recovery on compromised arrays.

Our specialists can often recover data even when the file table is encrypted or deleted. Without the RAID metadata, we manually assess the system’s structures to deduce its parameters. At that point, we locate fragments, stitch them together, and patch the missing parts of the file. This intricate process requires specialized hardware and software and a great deal of technical expertise. But it could be the difference between a full recovery and permanent data loss.

Supported RAID Configurations and Hardware

We work with all storage vendors to provide the best service on a damaged RAID. Here is a list of some common levels and hardware we can address: