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When files can be lost when switching devices A new computer or smartphone is quick to set up. You log into your accounts, install programs, and import your personal settings. Before long, the new device feels familiar, and the old one is hardly used anymore. You get the impression that all your important data has […]

The three typical reactions to data loss Data loss is not an exceptional event, but a risk of everyday digital life. It affects private individuals and companies alike and often occurs without clear warning. In the first few moments, it is usually unclear whether it is a minor, temporary problem or serious damage. It is

The role of encryption in backup and data recovery Data is valuable – not only because it contains money, work or memories, but also because it is sensitive. Whether personal photos, important documents or company information: Those who protect their data are doing something for their own security and that of their customers. One of

Why people react too late Do you regularly back up your data? If so, you are an exception. Most people don’t think about data backup until it’s too late – when suddenly nothing works and important information has disappeared. This behavior has less to do with technology and more to do with psychology.Why do we

Data recovery in the age of remote work: challenges and solutions The world of work has changed noticeably in recent years. Remote work is now part of everyday life for many and gives you the opportunity to work flexibly from home, on the road or even from another country. This freedom brings numerous advantages: less

This is how we save today what was once considered lost Just a few years ago, many data losses were considered permanent. A fall from a low height, water damage or an accidentally formatted drive usually meant the end for photos, projects or entire databases. But things are very different today: Thanks to enormous technological

Devices, requirements and limits of data recovery Data loss usually happens completely unexpectedly. The laptop falls off the table, the external hard drive is no longer recognized or a USB stick suddenly stops working. At such moments, the question quickly arises: Can the data still be recovered? The good news is that professional data recovery

Old storage media: Is your data still safe? Over the last few decades, the digital revolution has given rise to a variety of storage media – from magnetic tapes and floppy disks to CDs, DVDs, hard disks and SSDs. But while these technologies once represented the pinnacle of progress, time has raised a crucial question:

What you really need to know about backups There are many myths surrounding the topic of backups, which often lull users into a false sense of security. Does everyone really need to back up data? Is the cloud enough protection? And is a single backup really enough? These and similar misconceptions often lead to data

From troubleshooting to data recovery: What to do with damaged SSDs? Solid-state drives (SSDs) have become a popular choice for data storage due to their speed, reliability and small size. SSDs can be found in laptops, desktop computers, tablets and even some smartphones. They are significantly faster than conventional hard disk drives (HDDs) and offer