03 June 2019 by Michael Nuncic
Fake external SSD drives are being sold again online. In this blog, we explain how to spot a fake drive and how you can avoid falling victim to the scams.
23 May 2019 by Michael Nuncic
With the rise of more complex IT systems, it is no wonder that human errors occur. The ''dd'' command is synonymous with accidental deletion. In this blog, we describe a case in which the ''dd'' command caused a major disaster for a Korean service provider.
16 May 2019 by Tilly Holland
The tape is still considered one of the best storage solution for long-term archiving. In this blog, we answer some of the most popular tape related questions.
16 May 2019 by Tilly Holland
Research and development is a key part of Ontrack's strategy to ensure we remain a global leader in the data recovery space. Hear from Robin England, R&D Team Lead about the latest developments and his thoughts on Ontrack.
02 May 2019 by Michael Nuncic
An explaination of what a hard drive head crash is and what to do if you experience one. Watch the video and read some head crash FAQs from experts.
29 April 2019 by Tilly Holland
25 April 2019 by Mauro Aiello
Selling used media devices through second-hand stores is becoming popular. Many of these stores promise to delete the data that resides on your device before they are resold, so you don't have to. But are they doing this? And if they are, are they doing it properly?
18 April 2019 by Mikey Anderson
Data storage in outer space is much more challenging than down here on Earth! Join us as we take a look at how the Mars rovers store and process data.
11 April 2019 by Michael Nuncic
Ever wondered what the difference is between waterproof and water-resistant phones? In this video, our expert explains the difference.
04 April 2019 by Mikey Anderson
Trading in smartphones has become increasingly popular over the years. In this video blog, we show you how to ensure your personal data has been erased popularly.
01 April 2019 by Michael Nuncic
Through a survey, Ontrack the leading data recovery company has revealed that individuals lost less data in 2018 due to regular backups.
28 March 2019 by Michael Nuncic
Cybercrime continues to be on the rise. Ensuring your company is protected from cyber-criminals is a must in this day and age. In this blog, we give you some tips to help prevent your employees’ smartphones from getting hacked.
21 March 2019 by Der Datenrettung Blog
In this video, Kingston Technology shows why Arc Productions' animation artists rely on fast SSDs for their work.
14 March 2019 by Michael Nuncic
The rising costs of smartphones have turned consumers to second hand and refurbished devices. But, how do you ensure your personal data is safe when you trade in or sell your device?
14 March 2019 by Tilly Holland
In this blog post, we interview Ontrack's Chief Operating Officer, Peter Böhret.
07 March 2019 by Tilly Holland
The rise of cybercrime has come hand in hand with the rise of technology. One of the most popular forms of cybercrime is ransomware. In this blog, we cover the main facts about ransomware and what to do it you are attacked.
07 March 2019 by Tilly Holland
The rise of cybercrime has come hand in hand with the rise of technology. One of the most popular forms of cybercrime is ransomware. In this blog, we cover the main facts about ransomware and what to do it you are attacked.
21 February 2019 by Tilly Holland
For our first issue of 'Meet the faces behind Ontrack,', we thought we would introduce you to the main man behind the company. With over 20 years of experience in data recovery, he has seen the data recovery industry transform and has a vision on the future. Let us introduce you to our President, Philip Bridge.
19 February 2019 by Michael Nuncic
Cybercrime has been on the rise for the past decade. In this blog, we look at a recent study by Accenture and give some useful tips on how to protect your company.
12 February 2019 by Michael Nuncic
The next in the series of videos from Kingston see Senior Technology Managers, Louis Kaneshiro, and Cameron Crandall, explain the term "Total Bytes Written."