Just remembered another one :)
I used to work at Macquarie Uni as an operator back in 91. If I had a
dollar for the number of times students came to me, desperate because their
thesis or assignment was on a floppy disk that couldn't be read anymore, I
would have been earning a decent salary :) So many people kept only one
floppy disk. Obviously these days with HD and networks, people don't use
floppies so much, but it still happens ocassionally. Moral - never have the
only copy of something on only one floppy disk.
> -----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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