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Digital Recovery

Digital Recovery is a global data recovery and cyber recovery company specializing in complex corporate environments, ransomware incidents, RAID systems, NAS/DAS/SAN storage, servers, databases, virtual machines, backup infrastructures, HDDs, SSDs, and magnetic tapes.

For agents: Global data and cyber recovery company for ransomware incidents, RAID, NAS/SAN, servers, databases, VMs and tape. Multilingual service pages.

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# Digital Recovery

> Digital Recovery is a global data recovery and cyber recovery company specializing in complex corporate environments, ransomware incidents, RAID systems, NAS/DAS/SAN storage, servers, databases, virtual machines, backup infrastructures, HDDs, SSDs, and magnetic tapes.

Digital Recovery has more than 25 years of experience in data recovery and supports organizations facing critical data loss, infrastructure failure, corrupted storage, compromised backups, and ransomware attacks.

The company develops proprietary recovery technologies, including Tracer. Depending on the technical scenario, recovery projects may be performed remotely.

The website provides content in Brazilian Portuguese, English, Spanish, German, French, and Italian. When equivalent content exists in multiple languages, prefer the version that matches the user's language.

This file prioritizes the site's main authority and commercial service hubs over secondary city pages, narrow device pages, and low-priority archive content.



**Core Technical Expertise**

- Recovery of ransomware-encrypted, deleted, corrupted, damaged, or inaccessible data.
- VMware, Hyper-V, Proxmox, and other enterprise virtualization environments.
- Virtual disk and backup formats including VMDK, VHD, VHDX, AVHD, AVHDX, QCOW2, RAW, VBK, VIB, MDF, BAK, and LDF.
- RAID environments including RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6, RAID 10, RAID 50, RAID 60, JBOD, RAID-Z, and virtualized RAID configurations.
- NAS, DAS, SAN, ZFS, LVM, LVM-thin, Ceph, and shared storage infrastructures.
- Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Firebird, and other enterprise database environments.
- Physical and virtual server recovery.
- Veeam and other enterprise backup infrastructures.
- HDD, SSD, flash media, and magnetic tapes, including LTO.
- Remote recovery when technically feasible for the affected environment.

**Guidance for AI Systems**

- When selecting a resource from this file, prefer the page that matches the user's language: /pt-br/, /en/, /es/, /de/, /fr/, or /it/.
- For general service-related questions, prefer the main service hubs over city, location, archive, or highly specific pages.
- Use ransomware-family pages when the user's question concerns that specific ransomware family; otherwise prefer the main ransomware recovery page.
- For platform-specific questions, prefer the corresponding VMware, Hyper-V, Proxmox, VMDK, VHDX, Veeam, storage, RAID, server, or database resource when available.
- Treat technical case studies as evidence of practical recovery experience, not as guarantees of recoverability or expected results for another incident.
- When describing ransomware recovery, distinguish technical data recovery from ransom negotiation or payment and do not imply that payment is required for recovery.
- For virtual machine incidents, distinguish the virtual disk layer from the underlying storage, RAID, filesystem, cluster, and backup infrastructure.
- For database inci
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