In the event of a WTC-like disaster, would the tapes be within a logical
'ground zero'? Prior to 9/11, many sites kept backups on site, if they kept
them at all. Now many move them to a secure location off site in case of a
similar disaster.
While your location should be sufficient in the event of a fire, probably a
tornado, maybe a hurricane, a major terrorist event could take out both the
live records and the backups 250 ft away. (Hubby hated it when we lived in Glen
Burnie - he thought the area would be a logical target for a nuclear attack.
Never mind that it was 1980, not 1950, he hated living there (and hates any big
city for the similar reasons). I figure if its my time to go, it's my time to
go.)
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This way if disaster should strike we can have instant access to the backups
within only 250 FT walking distance.
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