What Types of Data Can CDS Recover?
From single servers to complex, multi-system infrastructures, our recovery process is designed to restore usable data, not just files.
Server & Infrastructure Recovery
Physical servers, virtual machines, and hybrid environments.
Application & Database Recovery
SQL databases, line-of-business applications, and critical system data.
Ransomware & Malware Incidents
Files, folders, databases, or system components removed unintentionally.
Failed Backup & Restore Events
Situations where existing backups cannot be successfully restored.
Partial or Selective Data Recovery
Restore only the systems or datasets required to resume operations.
Key Capabilities of CDS
Clean Restore Validation
Designed to eliminate encryption artifacts, malware remnants, and hidden persistence risks.
Ransomware-Aware Recovery Workflows
Designed to eliminate encryption artifacts, malware remnants, and hidden persistence risks.
System-Level & Granular Recovery Options
Restore entire environments or only the components required to resume business operations.
Unlimited Recovery Assistance
Continuous access to recovery engineers throughout the incident, without usage caps.
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When Should You Use Professional Data Recovery Services?
Production Systems Are Down
Critical systems or applications are unavailable, preventing teams from accessing data or continuing normal business operations.
Ransomware Has Encrypted Data
Systems or files have been encrypted by ransomware, requiring controlled recovery to avoid reinfection or permanent data loss.
Backups Fail During Restore
Backups exist but cannot be successfully restored due to corruption, missing dependencies, or configuration issues.
Recovery Attempts Have Already Failed
Initial internal recovery efforts or third-party tools did not succeed and may have increased the complexity of recovery.
Data Integrity Cannot Be Confirmed
Restored data appears incomplete, inconsistent, or unreliable, making it unsafe to return to production environments.
Compliance or Audit Exposure Exists
Data loss events impact regulated data, requiring documented recovery steps, access controls, and audit-ready reporting.
Time-to-Recovery Is Business-Critical
Extended downtime directly affects revenue, customer trust, or operational continuity, making expert recovery essential.
Selective Recovery Is Required
Only specific systems, applications, or datasets must be restored quickly to resume priority operations.
HIPAA-Aligned Data Recovery & Incident Response
Role-Based Access Control & MFA
Only authorized users can perform or approve recovery actions.
Recovery Audit Trails & Documentation
All recovery activity is logged for compliance and review.
Business Associate Agreement (BAA) Support
Recovery aligns with HIPAA Security Rule requirements.
When Should You Use Professional Data Recovery Services?
- Recovery Is More Than File Retrieval:
Files alone are not enough. Applications, databases, permissions, and dependencies must be restored together for systems to function properly.
- Clean Data Matters as Much as Speed:
Unverified restores can reintroduce malware or corruption. CDS validates recovered data before it returns to production.
- Modern Incidents Need Controlled Recovery:
Ransomware and silent corruption require isolated, carefully executed recovery to avoid reinfection or further damage.
- Recovery Should Follow Business Priorities:
Critical systems are restored first, allowing operations to resume without waiting for full environment recovery.
- Compliance Must Be Built In:
Recovery actions are documented and controlled to support audits, access controls, and regulatory requirements.
- Recovery Should Lower Future Risk:
Each recovery identifies gaps so organizations can reduce the chance of repeat failures.
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Why Choose CDS for Data Recovery Services?
- Verified Recovery, Not Assumptions: Recovered data is validated for integrity and usability before it is returned to production environments.
- Ransomware-Aware by Design: Recovery workflows are built to detect encryption artifacts, hidden threats, and reinfection risks.
- No Third-Party Cloud Dependency: Recovery occurs in CDS private infrastructure or directly within your own environment—never unknown third-party clouds.
- No Hidden Recovery Costs: Flat-rate pricing with no egress, retrieval, or surprise recovery fees during critical incidents.
- Human-Led Incident Support: U.S.-based recovery engineers guide each engagement from assessment through clean restore confirmation.
- Built for Regulated Environments: Recovery processes align with HIPAA and ISO 27001 expectations, with audit-friendly documentation available.
- Recovery Focused on Business Continuity: Systems are restored in priority order so critical operations resume as quickly as possible
FAQs
Can CDS recover data without overwriting existing systems?
CDS recovery uses isolated restore environments. Data is validated before reintegration, ensuring existing systems are not overwritten or disrupted during recovery.
Does data recovery require shutting down all systems?
Professional data recovery supports partial and live recovery. CDS restores targeted systems while unaffected environments remain operational when possible.
How does CDS determine recovery priority during an incident?
CDS recovery process aligns with business impact. Systems are prioritized based on operational dependency, data criticality, and time-to-recovery requirements.
Is recovered data usable immediately after restoration?
Recovered data undergoes integrity and usability validation. CDS confirms applications, databases, and dependencies function correctly before production use.
Can CDS assist with recovery planning after an incident?
CDS recovery engagement includes post-incident guidance. Insights from recovery are used to strengthen resilience and reduce future data loss risk.
Does CDS support recovery for hybrid or on-prem environments?
CDS data recovery supports on-prem, private cloud, and hybrid environments. Recovery is performed within your infrastructure or CDS private systems.
How does CDS protect data confidentiality during recovery?
CDS recovery process enforces access controls and encryption. Only authorized engineers handle data, with documented controls throughout recovery.