Brought back from the brink

By Stewart McCall 2003-02-07T00:00:00

Source: Jonathan Edwards

Contingency planning for computer disaster recovery is an important aspect of computer security. There are any number of events that might cause a 'data fall-out' in your company, but how might end users nullify the worst effects of such a scenario? Stewart McCall – winner of the prestigious ASIS Chapter ...

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