by Bob Martin | Oct 10, 2012 | Data Backup, Data Protection, Disaster Recovery
Admin Rights Can BackFire on You! Many employees who use computers routinely as a part of their daily workflow prefer to have administrator privileges over their machines so that they can install software as needed without having to wait for an IT department to...
by Bob Martin | Oct 2, 2012 | Data Backup, Data Protection, Disaster Recovery
The importance of regular data backup A robust data security policy must address several issues related to server and data backup. One of the most important involves the frequency of backups. It is in the company’s best interests to be sure that in the event of...
by Bob Martin | Sep 20, 2012 | Data Backup, Data Protection, Disaster Recovery
Another malware wreaking havoc on company networks Symantec is currently warning computer users that a new variation of the Shamoon malware has been detected. This most recent variant performs several different actions on infected systems. In addition to wiping data...
by Bob Martin | Sep 18, 2012 | Data Backup, Data Protection, Disaster Recovery
How Hackers Erased a Digital Life in an Hour… When tech writer Mat Honan of Gadget Lab, a regular to the Wired blog, lost all of his digital life in the span of an hour, it should be a wake up call to everyone to increase their data security to new heights....
by Bob Martin | Sep 14, 2012 | Data Backup, Data Protection, Disaster Recovery
Understanding the Impact of Malware The term “malware” is a shortcut way of referring to malicious software installed on a system without the owner’s permission or knowledge. Malware tends to produce two major effects, both of them negative. Some malware is...
by Bob Martin | Sep 10, 2012 | Data Backup, Data Protection, Disaster Recovery
This new eBook, courtesy of Dell AppAssure, will help you sort through the new as well as the more traditional data protection approaches, providing the background you need to select the right approach for your environment. About the Author: Greg Shields Microsoft...
