We all know that a good and reliable disaster recovery plan is very crucial to any network administrator willing to keep his job. Providing your company with a dependable support in a time of emergency can save a lot of money and hassle.

Virus Spreads: How to avoid disasters?
by: Stanley Kaytovich

   Computer viruses. Just saying the word brings flashbacks to my head and an impulse to my spine. It is the most frustrating situation from an administrator's standpoint, to experience a virus attack to a company's network. As we all know, companies can no longer operate without their computers, especially their network. Most people do not know what happens behind the scenes and how much work and frustration an administrator experiences. Who is to blame?

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   Networks are to be thought, for many, as a simple connection among computers with a central storage point to easily access files and backup data without too much importance. Companies hesitate investing in their network thinking that a hub from 3 years ago will do the work that today's networks demand and saving a few dollars. Networks are the base of communication and data information for your company. Many companies do not realize the importance of a stable, reliable and secure network; therefore networks should be a top priority in every single company.
In The News

Back Up and Data Recovery p.2
by: Kamel Aouiz
Upgrade My Network p.3
by: Chris Munoz
Virus Spreads: How to avoid disasters? p.4
by: Stanley Kaytovich

Jan/Feb/Mar - 2002