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Topic: Security

Inside Kroll Ontrack's new data recovery lab

Summary: Last week, Kroll Ontrack opened a new clean room facility for data recovery in Brisbane. We take a peek inside the operation of the facility.

Suzanne Tindal

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(Credit: Kroll Ontrack)

The clean room is protected by CCTV monitoring, and background checks for office staff and engineers. Yearly audits check that the company follows IT security protocols; at the moment it has SAS70 certification.

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Topics: Security, Storage

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Suzanne Tindal cut her teeth at ZDNet.com.au as the site's telecommunications reporter, a role that saw her break some of the biggest stories associated with the National Broadband Network process. She then turned her attention to all matters in government and corporate ICT circles. Now she's taking on the whole gamut as news editor for the site.

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  • White coats add an extra layer of protection!
    jimb2-1a1a0
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  • Wow, these guys are hacks.. Seriously, no full cleanroom suit? Just opening drives without a face mask , hair net,etc? Looks like they went cheap with the cleanroom too (not even a room, it's just a bench with a drop down plastic wall ....
    SteveFromCalifornia
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  • SteveFromCalifornia, the only hack around here is you. Get a life. These guys are professionals and it doesnt matter if they wear a full suit or not. The fact is these guys recover lots of drives. How many have you recovered? Thats what I thought. Go away.
    cheekeman
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