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A negative trend

As our reliance on computers increases, so does the likelihood of damage to valuable business data. These illustrations show how damage from hacking and virus attacks has grown.

Trend of Hacked Location
  • Losing data is a critical threat to your business-in terms of productivity, property damage, and your valuable reputation.
  • Losing data is becoming more common, but it is no less a disaster. Loss of important data may make it impossible to maintain a business and could expose affected businesses to legal action by customers.
  • Implementation of a data recovery strategy now-before vital data is lost-is critical.
Disaster Recovery Planning Gallup Poll Contingency Planning Research Courtesy the National Computer Security Association of Washington, D.C.
"No matter what the reason, if a company were to be without their computer systems for more than 10 days, it is likely there would be a significant impact on their financial status, and 50% of them will be bankrupt from their fields within 5 years."(Written by Jon Toigo) The average value of 100 megabytes of data is $1 million, regardless of the business field. Hourly value of lost data
Business type Value
Retail $6.45
mil Credit card sales auth $2.6 million
Home shopping channel $113,750
Catalog sales center $90,000
Airline reservation center $89,500
Mobile service use $41,000
Package shipping service $28,250
Online network connection $25,250
ATM $14,500
The Cost of Rebuilding 20 MB of Data

Dept. Time Cost
Sales/Mktg 19 days $17,000
Accounting 21 days $19,000
Engineering 42 days $98,000

It is impossible to protect yourself from all data loss, and it is always possible to lose data. Data recovery is therefore essential to maintaining a business.





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