I had a client that was hit by the chernobyl virus, wiped the hard disk on
his notebook. He hadn't been updating his virus defs like he was supposed
to, and even though he had a parallel port Zip drive permanently connected
to his docking station, he hadn't backed up for nearly three months. In the
meantime, a big deal had come up, and he had lost all his doco on it. He
didn't keep paper copies of anything, and he faxed direct from the PC, so he
lost the whole lot. They lost that job.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Williamson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, 3 March 2000 21:26
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [SLUG] [OT} Data backup horror stories -was stolen compter
> article
>
>
> People
>
> I am about to give a short seminar to my depts users entilted
> data 101 -
> Keeeping you data safe. It will be a run down on backup techniques and
> physical security for laptops etc. It will particularly
> targeted at those
> users involved with high risk data i.e manager types with
> valuble corporate
> data on laptops.
>
> I would appreciate any horror stories that you might have
> that I could use.
> Of course you would make any neccessary changes to protect
> the innocent
>
> Peter
>
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