Detailed services
From common logical cases to critical files
Some requests involve recovering files from readable media. Others require a higher level
of caution, technical skill or documentation. This overview helps quickly identify the
right path.
1. Common recoveries
- Accidental file deletion or formatting.
- External hard drive or USB key not recognized.
- SSD visible but inaccessible or extremely slow.
- Corrupted memory card or removable media.
2. Technical recoveries
- RAID, NAS and multi-storage environments.
- Servers and professional workstations.
- Media with SMART errors, logical failure or unstable behavior.
- Cases where mishandling could worsen the situation.
3. Phones and mobile devices
- Damaged phone with data to extract.
- Photos, documents or important messages that have become inaccessible.
- Mobile media useful in a personal, professional or investigative context.
4. Digital forensics
- Preservation of a device or media.
- Incident analysis, timeline, documentation and context.
- Cases involving HR, management, legal, insurance or cybersecurity.
5. Enterprise & legal engagements
- Service-level commitments (SLA) with 4-hour acknowledgment and 24-hour quote.
- Documented chain of custody, reports for courts and insurers.
- Incident response: ransomware, fraud, compromise, critical failure.
- Priority service agreement for recurring organizations.
- Capabilities brief on request: CFE certification, court experience, E&O insurance.
6. Who we serve
- Individuals and freelancers.
- SMBs and IT teams.
- Law firms, insurers and external experts.
- Organizations needing traceability and clear documentation.
How to direct your case
If the primary need is to recover files, a common or technical recovery is often the right
path. If the context involves investigation, evidence, timeline or an incident, a forensic
approach becomes more relevant.