When downtime is not an option

February 2004 Information Security, Security Services & Risk Management

Magic Card is a powerful, instant recovery system technology for your PC. It provides you with the ultimate protection from any form of corruption or unwanted modification, accidental or intentional damage to your hard drive, hacking, viruses, tampering, and most other kinds of accidents including formatting.

It installs in under a minute, protects any size disk, takes no disk space, supports up to eight partitions, holds no data on the card and best of all it performs everything in 'realtime' just by restarting your computer.

Magic Card is a hardware-based PCI card that provides several levels of protection to an organisation's infrastructure and easily integrates into your existing environment. Magic Card's uniqueness resides partially in an original algorithm that converts system data into a binary code and combined with an exclusive dynamic buffer system, places the information in the optimum location on your hard drive. Developed over five years by a top senior level security and computer engineering team specialising in recovery solutions, the Magic Card provides unparalleled system recovery protection.

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