So, it seems to me, a simple solution would be to store the data in encrypted
form so that any loss would be reduced/eliminated.
On Thu, 19 May 2005 19:00:02 -0400, Bernie wrote:
>I think you're misunderstanding what the problem here is: the data wasn't
>corrupted and so no-longer available... but that the media it was one
>have vanished -- presumably the tapes/disks/cartridges/whatever are still
>readable and still easily accessible... only who knows whose hands
>they're in...
On 19 May 2005 at 23:24, Kylde wrote:
>> in my (limited) experience with big cos. thay know enough not to make
>> this the ONLY physical copy of the data, and accidents happen
RichK wrote:
>> > And yet, we can't seem to go a week without some company reporting
>> > another -- usually boneheaded -- data loss.
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