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	Google blames ‘human error’ for data leak Google is apologizing after it mistakenly e-mailed potentially sensitive business data last week to other users of its business listings service. Read More SPONSOR: SAS Computerworld Briefing: Staffing for Intelligence As organizations are becoming more customer-focused, they are increasingly making decisions based on facts, evidence and analytics. Successful business analytics begins with solid analytic resources, structure and technology and more importantly, a cross-functional analytics team with qualified data professionals. With the right staffing and structure in place, business analytics can be your key to success. Read More! In this Issue Is Backing Up Online Safe? Norton Online Backup gets big upgrade, supports Mac Half of all data centers are understaffed, Symantec survey finds Restore Data After Motherboard Death EMC upgrades backup and recovery software Amazon’s data center outage reads like a thriller Chris Poelker: Why is the backup process stuck in the 80’s? Update: Heartland breach shows why compliance is not enough Tom Patterson: Stop making it so easy to be attacked online Review: 4 online backup services protect your data Other Resources Top 10 Actions a CIO Can Take to Prepare for a Hurricane SPONSOR: Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue Is Backing Up Online Safe? After reading When the Backup Drive Gets Full, LaTonya Powell asked whether online backup services such as Mozy (which I recommended in that tip) are really secure. Read More Norton Online Backup gets big upgrade, supports Mac Symantec released Version 2.0 of its Norton Online Backup product, which now supports Mac OS X and allows users to share files and gives them Web access to any backed-up documents. Read More Half of all data centers are understaffed, Symantec survey finds Fifty percent of IT executives say their data centers are understaffed, and companies are still looking for more ways to cut costs. Read More Restore Data After Motherboard Death Peter’s motherboard died. How can he retrieve the data on his hard drive? Read More EMC upgrades backup and recovery software Only a few wisps of storage news this week from EMC, Virtual Instruments and start-ups Gridstore and Nasuni. Read More SPONSOR: VMWare 10-Point DR Checklist for SMBs Many smaller organizations are relying on archaic backup and restore plans that will not enable them to quickly recover from a disaster. This 10-point checklist will help make sure you have not missed a crucial step and could make the difference between staying open or going under. Read On! Amazon’s data center outage reads like a thriller When an Amazon Web Services data center lost power early Wednesday, the details about the event trickled out over Amazon’s operations status board. Performance monitoring firms offer services designed to get ahead of such problems. Read More Chris Poelker: Why is the backup process stuck in the 80’s? Too many organizations are still using outdated processes despite updated needs. The good news for backup administrators is that the actual technology for backing up data has advanced dramatically over the last few years. Read More Update: Heartland breach shows why compliance is not enough Nearly a year after Heartland Payment Systems disclosed what turned out to be the largest breach involving payment card data, the incident remains a potent example of how compliance with industry standards is no guarantee of security. Read More Tom Patterson: Stop making it so easy to be attacked online By simplifying, beautifying, and streamlining our online lives, we are making ourselves more vulnerable to hostile threats that attack us. Read More Review: 4 online backup services protect your data Four online backup services let you stash your data in the cloud. We test them to find out whether any of them stand out. Read More
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