News & Events
Keep up-to-date and current by staying tuned to our news and events for upcoming training dates, product information, and new white paper releases.
Latest Events
June 1st to 4th, 2008: DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems is sponsoring and exhibiting at the Techno Security Conference in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
At this year's show, we will be demonstrating new products: PC-3000 Portable and DeepSpar Drive Tester. These products will be released later this year. If you would like to attend the show, please contact us as soon as possible and we can arrange for your free VIP passes.
Visit the conference website here.
March 11th, 2008: A white paper - Data Loss and Hard Drive Failure: Understanding the Causes and Costs.
This white paper, commisioned by DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems, analyzes the various causes of data loss, estimates the costs of each incident and suggests several strategies for responding to a hard drive failure.
Data Loss and Hard Drive Failure: Understanding the Causes and Costs.
December 14th, 2007: DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems releases Forensic Edition of DeepSpar Disk Imager
Today,
DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems announced
the availability of DeepSpar Disk Imager
Forensic Edition, the first dedicated disk
imaging device developed specifically to
meet the needs of the forensic data recovery
industry. We are currently taking preorders
for the first production run to be executed
end of January 2008.
Find out more about DeepSpar Disk Imager Forensic Edition.
October 24th to 26th, 2007: Advanced Training Class in Ottawa
DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems successfully completed another Advanced HDD Data Recovery Training class. We were teaching an enhanced functionality of the PC-3000 UDMA and recovery procedures for hard drives of various manufacturers. This class had a number of attendees from professional DR companies and government agencies from Australia, Canada, Korea, the UK and the USA.
Find out more about DeepSpar Training Services.
June 7, 2007: The 2007 Techno Security show is over and was a great success.
DeepSpar
Data Recovery Systems was sponsoring and
exhibiting at the Techno
Security Conference in Myrtle Beach,
South Carolina.
While at the show, we were called upon to perform three emergency hard drive recoveries. The first was for the Marriott Hotel’s IT department who had a hard drive failure. A quick firmware adjustment was made in PC-3000 and the drive was then imaged on the DeepSpar Disk Imager; and they had their data back. The second was a laptop drive belonging to one of our fellow vendors at the show. His laptop had become unstable due likely to minute mechanical wear. This caused the drive to fail entirely. With the DeepSpar Disk Imager, we were able to work through the unstable areas and bad sectors to create an image of the drive. We then used Data Extractor to repair the file structure that had become corrupted when the drive failed. We then transferred all the critical files to the vendor’s laptop (with a new hard drive installed) and he was back up and running again. Our third recovery at the show involved a password protected laptop drive. With the new password utilities of PC-3000 UDMA, we were able to unlock the drive to give the person full access to the data.
Doing the live recoveries gave us a great opportunity to demonstrate first hand how DeepSpar’s data recovery solutions were able to work successfully on real world cases. Our thanks go out to the show organizers and everyone that came to see us.
May 17, 2007: We are now accepting orders for the new PC-3000 UDMA version.
To keep pace with new technologies coming from hard drive manufacturers, a new hardware PCI card and software version of PC-3000 has been developed. This new version now works in UDMA modes for improved speed and efficiency. Additionally, the new PC-3000 UDMA will support a large variety of new drives as well as all of the drives supported by the existing PC-3000 PCI version and the majority of drives supported by the previous PC-3000 ISA version.
May 08, 2007: DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems is giving away a free DeepSpar Disk Imager.
As part of our ongoing efforts to bring the best data recovery technology to the industry, DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems is asking all data recovery professionals to fill out our data recovery survey. In appreciation for your time and help, we will be holding a draw this summer for a free DeepSpar Disk Imager. Participants are asked to submit a valid company URL and e-mail address and answer questions regarding their experience with different percentages of data recovery issues.
The survey can be accessed from: http://www.deepspar.com/survey/index.html.
This contest is open to all data recovery professionals from around the world. All URLs and e-mail addresses submitted will be validated. The winner of the contest will be randomly drawn from the pool of valid entries.
March 18, 2007: DeepSpar is the featured interview on the CyberSpeak forensics podcast.
We talk about what you need to know about data recovery, our professional data recovery process, PC-3000, and the DeepSpar Disk Imager. Our thanks go out to Bret and Ovie for having us on the show.
CyberSpeak is a weekly podcast with listeners around the world. Their primary focus is Computer Forensics, Network Security, and Computer Crime.
Listen our interview at: http://cyberspeak.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=193897
June 3rd to 6th, 2007: DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems is sponsoring and exhibiting at the Techno Security Conference in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
At this year's show, we will be holding a free draw for one DeepSpar Disk Imager. The draw is open to anyone that comes to see us at our booth. If you would like to attend the show, please contact us as soon as possible and we can arrange for your free VIP passes.
Visit the conference website here.
March 21st to 23rd, 2007: Advanced Training Class in Ottawa
Another successful training class completed. This class had attendees from Canada, the US, and Europe. This class in particular had a number of attendees from various national and international government agencies. Through this class, they were able to meet and form new cooperative working relationships.
Find out more about DeepSpar Training Services.
November 6, 2006: DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems releases the DeepSpar Disk Imager
Today, DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems announced the availability of DeepSpar Disk Imager, the first dedicated disk imaging device developed specifically to meet the needs of the data recovery industry.
Find out more about DeepSpar Disk Imager.
November 6, 2006: ACE Data Recovery Engineering becomes DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems
Andrei Shirobokov, the president of ACE Data Recovery Engineering, proudly announced the launch of the company's new brand: DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems. As Shirobokov says: "This move is meant as a signal to the data recovery and data forensics industries that we are serious about meeting their needs. DeepSpar is about giving our customers more of what we've always given them: more depth, more power, and more data."
Neither the company's core business nor its widely praised deep customer service ethic will be affected by the move.
Find out more about DeepSpar Data Recovery Systems.
November 6th to 8th, 2006: DeepSpar appears at TechnoForensics 2006
DeepSpar
Data Recovery Systems is a major sponsor
of and is exhibiting and speaking at the
2006
Techno Forensics Conference being held
at the NIST (National Institute of Standards
and Technology) Headquarters in Gaithersburg,
Maryland and sponsored by the Institute
of Computer Forensics Professionals (ICFP).
We are demonstrating how our technologies
and the data recovery industry enhance the
field of forensics and digital evidence
investigation.
Download DeepSpar 2006 Techno Forensics Conference presentation.
June 3rd to 6th, 2007: DeepSpar will appear at TechnoSecurity 2007
DeepSpar
Data Recovery Systems is a major sponsor
of and will be exhibiting and speaking at
the 2007
Techno Security Conference in Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina. In its 9th year,
this conference has become known as a world
class training and networking event and
has had attendees register from 40 different
countries. DeepSpar will be demonstrating
our data recovery and forensic products
and technologies and representing the data
recovery industry.
September 27th to 29th, 2006: Advanced Training Class in Ottawa
The
Advanced Training Class is now complete.
This course saw multiple attendees from
the United States, Canada, United Kingdom,
Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates. During
the three full days of training, students
were exposed to hard disk drive theory and
specifics of working with PC-3000 and hard
drives of different manufacturers. Thank
you to all who attended! Stay tuned to our
website for more news about our next Advanced
Course.
July 10th, 2006: Updates for PC-3000 PCI and PC-3000 SCSI
New updates for PC-3000 PCI and PC-3000 SCSI are now available for our customers to download from the FTP Server. The PCI update release includes updates to the Western Digital utilities for drives based on the Marvel chipset as well as new loader functionality for Maxtor Grizzly and Sabre drives. Additionally, there are new models of Hitachi and Seagate drives that are now supported. The PC-3000 SCSI update now includes support for Maxtor and Quantum SCSI drives.
June 5th to 7th, 2006: Advanced Training Class in Marbella, Spain
The
Advanced Training Class held in Marbella,
Spain on the 5th, 6th, and 7th is complete.
This session saw participants from countries
such as Japan, the U.K, Croatia, Italy,
Austria, Turkey, Australia, India, Canada,
Russia, and the U.S. Once again, this class
was filled with data recovery professionals
from all sectors of our industry.
May 11th, 2006: B-version of the DeepSpar Disk Imager was released
The DeepSpar Disk Imager was released to a few selected data recovery professionals for initial Beta-testing. A few minor issues were initially identified and immediately updated. The reaction of the Beta-testers has been immensely positive and a larger, second Beta-testing phase has been planned for the near future.
Find out more about DeepSpar Disk Imager.
March 28th to 30th, 2006: Advanced Training Class in Ottawa
The
Advanced Training class held in Ottawa was
our most successful to date. In attendance
were data recovery professionals from Canada,
The United States, The Netherlands, and
South Africa. This group represented individuals
from multiple industry sectors including
police agencies, a justice department, a
government forensics department, and many
data recovery companies. Additionally, the
DeepSpar Disk Imager prototype was firstly
publicly demonstrated. The initial reaction
was excellent and many companies asked to
be included in the beta testing process
and the first production run scheduled for
later this year.
