RAID-configured storage has become the preferred choice of many businesses for storing mission-critical applications and data. Even though RAID arrays are considered highly fault-tolerant, RAID arrays do fail. Component failure is a common cause, such as when multiple hard drives failures exceed the parity, and when a controller fails or begins to process data incorrectly. Data on a RAID can also be compromised by operating system and application corruption, or simple user error. Regardless of the cause for failure, RAIDs are amongst the most complex storage systems to recover. With our state-of-the-art recovery tools and techniques combined with the experience of over 1000+ successful recoveries, we are well prepared to handle those cases.