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From Vulnerable to Invincible: What Every SMB Needs to Know About Data Protection

Overview More than half the businesses that lose data in a disaster are out of business within two years. What would happen if a hacker compromised the file server? Or someone in the business inadvertently deleted critical files from a shared drive? How quickly could a person recover the data? Could the person recover the data at all? Unfortunately, many small and medium businesses learn the answers to these questions only after disaster has struck. This eSeminar provides an SMB road map for protecting a business from data loss.

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Publisher	Iron Mountain Digital (LiveVault)
Live Date	4th January 2007 20:17 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Data Recovery - Security, Disaster Recovery, Back-up

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