So could data recovery company Kroll Ontrack recover any data
from our broken, burnt and bathed desktops?
We put Kroll Ontrack to the test by systematically
trying to destroy three desktops: one which was
bathed in whiskey and water,
one that was barbequed and one that was crushed by
very heavy machinery.
Kroll Ontrack has a pretty good track record of recovering data
from the most severe scenarios. Only last week it revealed that it
had recovered data from a hard disc that was on the Columbia space
shuttle, which exploded in 2003, killing its seven crew.
To find out more about this listen to our podcast interview
about
the
Columbia space shuttle disaster data recovery with managing
director of data recovery at Kroll, Jeff Pederson.
But to find out how Kroll Ontrack faired in our data recovery
test watch this video below. There is also an accompanying
interview with the managing director of Kroll Ontrack, which tells
you all about the company.
Find out more about recovering your data and protecting your
company's information from disaster by reading our guide to
computer data recovery and visiting the ComputerWeekly.com
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