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“It is your backup solution that we trust
with ensuring that our senior level executives will never face a catastrophic
data loss. The product is intelligent, fast and intuitive and does not require
a high degree of technical skill to use properly.”
— Paul O'Connor
IS Operations Manager
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Backup News Headlines
Read recent corporate news from RDB, and data loss and data breach news from around the U.S.
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Recent News from Remote Data Backups, Inc.
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01/18/2010 - Massachusetts law requires secure encryption of personal data, effective March 1, 2010. |
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01/07/2010 - Look back on what has changed, and what hasn't, since Remote Data Backups started in 2000. |
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11/17/2009 - New support for Windows 7; XP & 2000 Pro PCs will now use 8x, with lots of new improvements. Read More > |
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04/22/2009 - RDB's easy-to-use, award-winning backup service now includes support for Macs. Free Mac Backup trial > |
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02/25/2009 - RDB recognizes the importance of environmental responsibility, and does its part to deliver "Green Backups". |
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02/06/2009 - RDB CEO Dan Dugal and his crew connect with their franchise partners at the IFA Show in San Diego. |
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01/15/2009 - VAR services like Remote Data Backups are replacing the traditional break-fix model for computer techs. |
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01/07/2009 - Computer consultants discover this essential value-added reseller service (VAR) and residual revenue stream. |
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01/01/2009 - Backup plan sizes now range from 250 MB to 250 GB and provide added flexibility for clients. MORE > |
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12/15/2008 - Our easy affordable Exchange-SQL snapshot utility with compression, encryption, email alerts & free 30-day trial. |
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12/01/2009 - RDB shares its online backup insights. |
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09/27/2004 - RDB launches its Information Technology Consultants Directory site, FindITSupport.com, to help serve clients. |
Data Loss & Data Breach News
Most are amazed at how common and costly data loss is.
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12K Laptops Lost per week at U.S. Airports
A recent Dell study reveals rushed travelers lose lots of laptops, but rarely protect sensitive data. | Microsoft Extends XP to 2011
Computer makers can sell PCs with XP as late as April 2011, a year beyond original 6 months after Windows 7's debut. | Online Backup Company Loses Clients' Data
Carbonite loses data from 7,500 customers, and allegedly sues suppliers for defective hardware. | Employees cause most corporate data loss
Negligent employees are the largest cause of data breaches, followed by outsourcing & malicious (ex?) employees. | A Chronology of Data Breaches
This site details major U.S. data loss incidents, including the cause and number of records impacted. | Robbers Storm Chicago Data Centers, 2x
Armed, masked robbers twice broke into a Chicago hosting company's data center and stole servers -- impossible at RDB's ultra-secure data bunkers. | Hackers hit Monster.com's customer data again
For the 2nd time in 6 months, hackers stole account info for job seekers and employers. | Ma.gnolia Suffers Major Data Loss, Site Down
The bookmark sharing website lost its primary store of user data and its backup. | Data Loss Cost $6.6 Million Per Breach
Customers lose faith in organizations that can't keep data safe and take their business elsewhere. | Employee Sabotages Data, Faces Charges
Police say a Florida woman sabotaged her employer's data after she thought she was being fired (CNN video). | Image virus spreads via chat
A virus that exploits the recently discovered JPEG vulnerability has been discovered spreading over America Online's instant-messaging program. (CNET News.com) | Study: Consumers take cyberattacks lightly
Consumers have a casual approach toward cybersecurity and fail to grasp the pervasiveness of online threats, according to a study released Thursday. (CNET News.com) | Virus worms way into webcams
It sounds like a sci-fi nightmare, but it could be every teenage geek's dream: a computer worm that can wriggle into bedrooms and secretly hijack webcams to spy on people. |
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