Sitin Training Class

[Hellbringer]

Hi
I am looking for some recommendation on some places that do data recovery classes. I own a computer repair shop and i understand the basics of data recovery but i am looking to learn the right way to do it.

Thanks
Mike

[labtech]

What state are you in?

[pcimage]

Maybe if you put your proper location rather than "surface of the sun", then people might be able to advise you better.

[HaQue]

Aside from the tool vendors training, I haven't seen a whole lot of serious DR Training.

I am not sure what DR Pro's think about these trainings, but I will link them anyway..
http://www.infosecinstitute.com/courses/data_recovery_online.html
http://myharddrivedied.com/

This one may be ok to get a handle on the basics so when you go do paid training you are not wasting time and can focus on the hard / practical stuff
http://www.data.recovery.training/partition-recovery/introduction.aspx

[LarrySabo]

If http://www.infosecinstitute.com/courses ... nline.html is the one I'm thinking of, they will spam you to the grave, based on my experience. I understand they started with Scott Moulton's training curriculum from many years ago and haven't updated it since. None of them is cheap, for sure.

[MattM]

http://www.cprtools.com/training/

Let me know if you are interested and / or have questions. We customize all classes based on customers needs. PM for available discounts.

[digisupport]

Im not sure is they cover "The Sun" but http://www.d3consultyou.com/services/ is also a good option.

[Hellbringer]

I am in California, but i will travel anywhere in the US

[labtech]

And how much would you like to invest/spend?

[Amarbir[CDR-Labs]]

I am in California, but i will travel anywhere in the US

Well,
Generally It Takes a Solid 3 Months To Actually Learn Quite a Lot Of Stuff In DR .With a 2.5 Hour Class Daily And Practise Rest Time IMHO .