If they want to break into my rack which is locked, unscrew the server (if
they know which one or take all 4) and carry that heavy ass thing up the
stairs from the basement, go for it but it does have securedisk on it so
they need a password hack on bios bootup. I did think about some of these
things when I was working for myself especially since once has backups of my
financials as well. But then it shouldn't be any worse than anyone else
using home accounting software and someone taking that machine and having CC
info and whatever they were entering for tax reasons. We are using
JungleDisk but people around here just don't have the bandwidth and
jungledisk can run all day long at some offices.

-----Original Message-----
From: Justin Scott [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2012 5:09 PM
To: cf-community
Subject: Re: Trust Carbonite


> Have an image server at my house and bill it to the company to do 
> their backups.

For small sites, static content, and the like, this is not a terrible
strategy.  For anything even remotely private or sensitive, a company or
organization would be bordering on gross negligence to have a computer at
someone's house as their primary backup solution.  Nothing personal, but I
wouldn't want to be the one to deal with the fallout after your house gets
broken into and those computers go missing (e.g.
now it's breach notification time akin to all those "lost laptop"
stories you hear in the news).  This can be mitigated somewhat by using
strong encryption during transport and while the data is stored, though I
would not want that responsibility even for a small company.
Online backup tools like Carbonite, JungleDisk, and Tomahawk Backup (which
can back up data, encrypted, to the "cloud" as well as a local disk at the
same time) are so easy to use and inexpensive that it makes me wonder why
more people don't use them.


-Justin Scott



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