Disaster Survival Guide for Business Communications Networks

CRC Press

Many organizations have begun to have a more focused approach to disaster planning > Many organizations have begun to have a more focused approach to disaster planning. But in today's perilous climate which not only includes terrorist attacks, but also the usual never-ending onslaught of hackers, crackers, computer viruses, 'tele-thieves, > Preface; Introduction; September 11, 2001 - The World Changes; Remembering Things Past; Chapter 1: Disasters Large and Small Chapter 2: Conferencing Technology - Addressing the Fear Factor Chapter 3: Fault Tolerant Computing Chapter 4: Data Management and Storage Technology Chapter 5: Power Protection Chapter 6: Wireless-Staying Connected Chapter 7: Security Chapter 8: VPNs Put Employees Virtually Anywhere Chapter 9: Telework Chapter 10: Devising a Master Plan > Richard Grigonis has been the chief technical editor of Communications Convergence magazine formally called Computer Telephony, since its fair share of operation in 1994. He is th.