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From the Nov. 2006 Issue Small networks, both wired and wireless, are popping up everywhere. Offices of every size have more than one computer. The typical family, especially with children living at home, has more than one computer. For security and protection, most users of small networks have installed software products on each computer from […]

With recent natural disasters and other catastrophies in the news, we've received many requests from you, our readers, seeking advise in developing a disaster recovery plan to help your business or those of your clients survive an unexpected major event.

Lessons learned by a New Orleans CPA firm from Hurricane Katrina

Michael Simon Bodner, Ph.D.

[This is part of a special Disaster Planning section from the November 2006 issue.] On June 24 and 25, 2006, torrential rainfalls flooded the IRS headquarters, leaving over 25 feet of water in the basements. Over 2,700 workers were displaced, and 3 million gallons of water was pumped out over four days to reveal damaged […]

[This is part of a special Disaster Planning section from the November 2006 issue.] Among other things, a disaster recovery plan covers the data, hardware and software critical for a business to restart operations in the event of a natural or human-caused disaster. It should also include plans for coping with the unexpected or sudden […]

[This is part of a special Disaster Planning section from the November 2006 issue.] Many people have asked me recently about how to eliminate data on their hard drives before they dispose of a computer. Until recently, there have been no great solutions for dealing with this. The only true solution was the HDE-1 Hard […]

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