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Data Loss Prevention

Overview Computers are more relied upon now than ever, or more to the point the data that is contained on them. In nearly every instant, the system itself can be easily repaired or replaced, but the data once lost may not be recreatable. That's why the Data Recovery Clinic stresses the importance of regular system back ups and the implementation of some preventative measures. This paper describes steps that the user can take to minimize risk of data loss.

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Publisher	Data Recovery Clinic	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	3
Format	White Papers
Topics	Data Recovery / Security, Network Disaster Recovery

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