Business continuity
RAID, NAS and server recovery: stop the loss, qualify the risk, restore the operation.
This offer is built for storage incidents where the wrong rebuild, forced reboot or improvised write can
turn a contained outage into a longer business interruption. The first objective is not only recovery, but
protecting decision quality around the incident.
7-day urgency
Structured quote
IT coordination
When this offer fits
- Degraded RAID, failed rebuild, or uncertain disk order.
- NAS or server storage that became inaccessible after an update, outage or electrical event.
- Production SSD that disappeared from the BIOS, became unstable or no longer mounts.
- Business data outage affecting operations, finance or customer delivery.
What the lab secures first
RAID topology, disk order, volume state, history of prior attempts, business criticality and urgency. That
first reading is what prevents the next wrong action from permanently closing recovery paths.
What to avoid before engaging us
- Rebuilding without certainty on RAID level, exact disk order and stripe size.
- Repeated reboots, forced mounts or blind multi-disk replacement.
- Installing recovery tools on the affected system.
- Treating a continuity incident like a local file-loss event.
What you get
A documented triage, a clear recommendation on next steps, a written quote before any intervention, and a
coordination path that can include internal IT, leadership or outside stakeholders when the case escalates.
Engagement model
Three intervention levels based on operational impact
Actual cost depends on topology, damage, prior attempts and the urgency requested. This is
how the engagement is framed commercially.
Initial triage
Risk read
Free
Validation of the environment, symptoms, prior attempts and criticality before any technical action is proposed.
RAID / SSD intervention
Standard engagement
$650+
For NAS, servers, complex SSD cases and storage environments that need a structured intervention without delay.
Critical mandate
Priority enterprise path
Quoted
For business interruption, multi-user dependency, IT coordination, or incidents that require a priority channel
and structured progress updates.