Author: JT Smith
From the Los Angeles Times: “Disaster-recovery experts said Tuesday that most of
the largest financial services firms routinely back up
data and store it in remote locations, ensuring that the
bulk of it survived the attack.
the largest financial services firms routinely back up
data and store it in remote locations, ensuring that the
bulk of it survived the attack.
But organizations that heavily rely on paper
documents and smaller companies that do not
routinely back up their information are vulnerable to
significant losses. Among those that depend on paper
records are attorneys and insurers, both categories
that had substantial operations in the twin towers.”
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