A large defense contractor's CEO spilled soda on his laptop while traveling. His staff arranged for a service to recover the highly sensitive data from the now-defunct laptop. The recovery service leaked confidential data, thereby derailing an important merger. Could something like that happen to your business? A Ponemon report released today suggests that it's quite likely. » Read More

The buzzword of the year is “cloud,” and it carries with it an implication that your data is somewhere magical and safe, and in a way, it is. But there’s no getting around the fact that our appetite for storage is increasing by leaps and bounds, whether it’s stored locally or remotely. » Read More

As many of us know – from painful first hand experience or simply reading the news – Mother Nature can strike with devastating ferocity. » Read More

You sit up suddenly in a cold sweat, and scream. But you're in bed, and it was just a bad dream. Sighing with relief, you get up, get dressed, go to work, and turn on your PC. » Read More

Today is April Fools Day eve, so to speak, but among techies, it’s become known as World Backup Day. If you don’t want to look like a fool when your computer crashes, keep reading. » Read More

We see it all the time: Small businesses don’t back up their data. And, then, one day it happens, all their business data is gone. » Read More

Third-party data recovery vendor security is a “black hole” in many organizations’ information security policies, noted Paul Reymann, CEO of The Reymann Group. » Read More