CCTV – DVR Physical Damage

CCTV DVR systems typically record footage from multiple cameras and are primarily used for security purposes. However, they are susceptible to physical attacks by intruders. Most DVR systems store data on a single or dual hard drive configuration, which makes it challenging to efficiently upload large amounts of footage to the cloud. In the event of a physical attack, the internal storage of the device must be analyzed in a data recovery lab. Any physical damage needs to be repaired before attempting to access the recorded footage.

If you’re unsure whether your data storage has failed or is in the process of failing, and your stored data is critically important, we can arrange for a technician to visit your location for a thorough diagnostic assessment. This ensures accurate identification of any issues affecting your data storage, as well as other IT concerns such as networking or cybersecurity.

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Failing CCTV – DVR due to old age and overuse

The internal storage in CCTV DVR systems has a limited lifespan and reliability. When the hard drive or solid-state drive inside a DVR system begins to slow down and accumulate bad sectors, recordings can become choppy, with missing frames, and eventually stop recording altogether. In many cases, when recording stops, exporting footage data also ceases. We specialize in retrieving footage data with original timestamps, specific camera details, and quality preservation.

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