The Mysterious and Strange Origin of the Floppy Disk
As you go to save your Word Document, you seek out a strangle little symbol in the corner. For millennials, it means ‘Save’, but the box-like
Adam Ipsen
March 24, 2017
News
Third-Party Backup Storage Services: A Buyer’s Guide
Recently, we did an article on how to air gap your backups. One of our readers had an interesting question: how do you get around
Adam Ipsen
March 22, 2017
Interest
What Is an Air Gap, and Should You Do it?
Ever heard of air gapping? It’s an important technique to keep your systems secure, and your files and folders free of malware. In other words,
Adam Ipsen
March 20, 2017
Interest
IBM Stores Data on a Single Atom – But Is It Too Late?
IBM researchers have discovered a way to store one bit of data on a single atom, the company has announced. This momentous achievement—storing data on the
Adam Ipsen
March 15, 2017
Interest
NY Airport Leaves Backups on Internet For a Year, No Password
In a severe lapse of any IT sense, a New York international airport has left its server backups exposed on the open internet—without any password protection—for
Adam Ipsen
March 3, 2017
Interest
Restore Search: Never Scour Through Backups Again
The clock is ticking. Your users have lost their data. There is only one thing on their minds: getting it back ASAP. They’re hovering around your desk,
Adam Ipsen
February 27, 2017
