Reciprocal Group

Customers are frequently faced with the dilemma of what to do when performing data migrations, server consolidations, folder reorganizations, operating system upgrades, file virtualization, or document management system implementations such as SharePoint because broken links occur as soon as files are moved or renamed, or server or folder names are changed. While the Customer IT team may be in charge of the storage on which the data is stored, they may not be the data's owners or have any knowledge of what the data is. Because of this, many IT stakeholders are unsure whether or not the links they host exist, how many there are, where they point, and, more importantly, whether or not they are broken and how to fix them if they are. The problem is not severe if moving or renaming files or folders results in only a few broken links. Links in files can be repaired manually or by attempting to use scripts (which may not do the entire job but may be "good enough" if the numbe...

Secure Data Erasure is a data cleaning method that uses a software-based process to completely destroy data without recovery. The software replaces the data with random binary data - zeros and ones - according to predetermined criteria in all sectors of the storage device. The software then checks and confirms that the deletion was successful. It can target data stored on active and passive media and on multiple devices: laptops, desktops, mobile devices, removable media, disks and cloud environments. And this is an important step in the safe removal or disabling of hardware. Because it is software-based, the functions of the machine remain unchanged after all the data is written to the digital memory device with zeros and ones. This distinguishes this procedure from other traditional techniques that can damage the device. Targeted data deletion is used to destroy a specific file, folder or data from a specific location while leaving the rest of the data intact. At Reciprocal, we ...