Professional SAN Data Recovery Services
Secure Data Recovery Services has provided reliable SAN data recovery since 2007. When your Storage Area Network (SAN) goes offline, your team often needs a quick, secure solution. Our engineers have the specialized tools and techniques to recover data from failed hard drives and SSDs within SAN systems. We can also address a range of issues regardless of its RAID level, including physical damage, mechanical failure, and logical errors. A corrupt database or virtual machine is not lost forever. Trust the SAN experts with free diagnostics and guaranteed results.
We Helped Thousands Get Their Lost Data Back
With over 6,993 satisfied customers and counting, we are proud to provide the service and results that exceed your expectations. Hear what they have to say.
View AllA SAN offers a more efficient means of accessing and managing data. Storage capacity is divided among the devices for block-level storage. No matter the operating system or device type, the engineers at Secure Data Recovery can help with recovering your SAN unit. We use our own proprietary technology for recovery and have a dedicated R&D team to develop new techniques for recovery on existing and emerging media.
Why Do I Need SAN Data Recovery?
The goal of a SAN is to meet a business’ need for proper data storage and access while eliminating a single point of failure. Unfortunately, that doesn’t guarantee that your SAN will always run properly. If your SAN system fails due to physical or logical damage, a professional data recovery company has the expertise and quality tools to keep your company from having to rebuild from scratch.
Secure Data Recovery can recover your company’s client information, employee documents, and databases that may include years worth of critical data.
Why Choose Secure Data Recovery?
We have an overall 96% success rate in recovering data from all types of Storage Area Network devices and operating systems. Our company is manufacturer approved as we work with all brands of SANs including HP, Dell, EMC, NetApp, and more. We have recovered data from all types of SAN models including:
- Dell EqualLogic
- Dell PowerVault
- EMC Clariion
- EMC VNX / VNXe / VNX2
- HP MSA 2040
- HP LeftHand
- NetApp E-Series
- NetApp FAS-Series
- Microsoft WSS
- VMWare VSA
- Drobo
- QNAP SAN
- Synology SAN
Secure Data Recovery has a dedicated research and development team that is constantly working to find innovative recovery methods. Additionally, we have the following security certifications:
- HIPAA Compliant Data Handling Process
- SSAE 18 Type II Audited
- Class 10 ISO 4 Cleanroom
- FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Validated Security
How is My SAN Data Recovered?
We perform our SAN recovery in an SSAE 18 Type II certified lab with a Class 10 ISO 4 Cleanroom. Our engineers begin by diagnosing the SAN members and analyzing the file system, RAID, and SAN metadata. After the diagnostic report is complete and approved by the customer, engineers begin by repairing the members of the SAN and imaging them if needed.
Imaging is the process of making a copy of the information to work from, which keeps the device in its original condition. After the imaging, they perform a SAN assembly, file system repair, or database repair if necessary before extracting the data.
Failure Scenarios for SAN
Our engineers have experience recovering data from SANs in all types of data loss situations. The most common SAN failure scenarios include:
- Hardware Failures
- LUN Deletion
- Formatted Partitions
- Failed Rebuild Attempt
- Physical Damage Including Fire and Water
What to Do When a SAN Fails
If you are experiencing any of the failure symptoms listed above, DO NOT attempt to repair a failing device as it could affect the rest of the drives, resulting in permanent data loss. Do not run any type of software or attempt to restore the system on your own.
Power down your SAN as soon as it begins to fail and call an industry leader in data recovery. Secure Data Recovery has the fastest turnaround times in the industry, limiting your downtime and increasing your business’ productivity after a SAN failure. Call our customer service representatives 24/7 at 1-800-388-1266.
RAID SAN Data Recovery Reviews
Fast and Attentive Service
This is actually my 3rd time using SDR, which goes to show how much I trust them and their work. From the initial contact to receiving a new drive with the recovered data, it only took about ~20 days, which isn''t bad considering the old/new drives had to be shipped and processed.
My account representative, Jonathan Nguyen, was very attentive and responsive throughout the whole process.... Read More
Well pleased
Very well pleased with the service. Quick turnaround, communicated very well and cost was reasonable.
Could not be happier!
I thought the content on my external hard drive was lost forever. The local store which I took it to for repair was not able to fix it. I was heart broken since a lot of cherished memories of family members who are no longer with us were on this external hard drive from either pictures and home movies from long ago. Secure Data was able to retrieve everything! James Guzman, the Account Represe... Read More
Outstanding Data Recovery Service!
Out of the blue, my USB flash drive stopped working and I lost all of my teaching materials. A regular technician couldn’t recover the data, and I was extremely stressed and didn’t know what to do. After a recommendation, I decided to send my flash drive to Secure Data. They did an excellent job—recovering everything I thought was gone forever. Secure Data truly saved me years of preparation and h... Read More
Life Saving!
As a professional photographer, my worst nightmare is losing photos, both personally and professionally. Most of the files on the damaged drives I sent in were older, but still ones I wanted to have, and I''m halfway to having them all back. The process was so smooth, every question was answered and every concern met with understanding and education. Being able to set up payments and getting the d... Read More
Helped me out big time
Experienced a major data loss due to physical damage to the HD. They repaired the drive enough to get the data off it. Good communication as well.