The global leader in
data recovery
Ontrack has unmatched expertise to solve the most complex data loss and data erasure challenges. With 35 years of experience, 22 global laboratories, and a world-class engineering team, you can trust Ontrack to get the job done.
Data recovery for any device or situation
When you experience a data loss, trust the experts. Ontrack helps over 50,000 consumers, businesses and government organisations recover lost data every year.
We've seen it all
Hardware failure, human error, deleted data, malware, cyber attacks and natural disasters - we can help recover lost data from any device or data loss situation.
Automate your enterprise data recovery requirements
Mitigate the risk of data loss for your enterprise by leveraging the Ontrack Data Recovery app - now available in the ServiceNow store.
Our partners
Ontrack has been a trusted partner to many of the largest technology and data companies around the globe for over 20 years.
How fast do you need your data back?
We understand that when data is lost, timing can be critical. That's why we offer different recovery service levels to meet your needs.
Your data recovery will begin with a free evaluation that takes around 4 hours to complete (once your media has been received).
Standard
7-10 business daysExpress
Average of 3 business daysEmergency
Average of 12-24 hoursPlease note: these are average turnaround times and can vary depending on the severity of the situation, quantity of data and data transfer speeds.
If you have an emergency data loss situation and require immediate assistance, please call us on +44 (0)1372 741 999.
Join over a half million people and businesses who have trusted Ontrack to recover their data.
Data is our passion
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