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Organized criminals would NOT go after tapes, they don't want you to know
when or if data was stolen. They might buy their own tapes, and make a full backup onto those tapes when nobody is looking, but flash drives are a lot smaller and easier to get in and out of a company. And, of course the prefered method is to steal passwords and just download the data remotely, never setting foot inside the building where all the security cameras are.
Posted by: DonnieBoy   Posted on: 02/08/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Not such a big deal after all  Roger Ramjet | 02/07/06
So, I'm assuming that ...  coffeenite | 02/07/06
But, there are thousands of things more dangeraous than lost backup tapes,  DonnieBoy | 02/07/06
Sure, there are more dangerous things ...  coffeenite | 02/07/06
But we are talking 1000x more dangerous, with no reporting required.  DonnieBoy | 02/08/06
Yes ...  coffeenite | 02/08/06
Oracle is the easy part  voska | 02/07/06
Organized criminals would NOT go after tapes, they don't want you to know  DonnieBoy | 02/08/06
Why the the average thief?  jsargent | 02/08/06
People don't find tapes......  Edj_z | 02/08/06
My thoughts exactly. You have to report even ENCRYPTED backup tapes being  DonnieBoy | 02/07/06
So, you have data on an internet facing computer. A zero day  DonnieBoy | 02/07/06

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