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- I look for the interesting in IT, and the weird in life
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Steve Duplessie's Selections From the Web
Ever wanted to take a look around one of Google’s data centers? I know I have, as the amount of infrastructure required to make Google’s many online services tick would be no doubt very impressive and on a scale that I personally would never have experienced before, and I have seen around some pretty large data centers (or at least I like to think so). Start your own personal tour around Google’s North Carolina data center by watching the video below and also using Google Street View by clicking here.
It's happened again – backup tapes have gone missing. A story we've mentioned too often here at Asigra. In fact, we've documented numerous cases of organizations who have lost customer data due to backup tapes that have either gone missing or have been stolen, which you can find here, here, here, here and here.The Morning Sentinel reports that over 267,000 TD Bank customers were affected by a data loss that occurred when two backup tapes went missing.An interesting point made in the article is by attorney Dan Mitchell, a member of the data security practice for law firm Bernstein Shur, who claims that such data losses don't occur often. But
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