Data Protection

• Onsite vs. Off: Where Should Your Servers Be?

  Considerations such as power costs, servers crashing, and security need to be considered when making the decision where to store your servers.
  Janet Rae-Dupree

• The Basics: What is Encryption?

  Encryption in e-mail and other digital files can protect data from prying eyes.
  Peter Suciu

• What are Macroviruses?

  These viruses targeted Microsoft Office applications but appeared to be beaten. Do you need to prepare for a comeback?
  Julia Scheeres

• How Often Should You Back Up Files?

  Rudimentary data protection can be a business life-saver.
  Marc Saltzman

• Data Disasters

  Anne Stuart

• Mavens: Burn Rate

  CD recorders aren't just for music-crazed teenagers.They're for you. And your company.
  Anne Stuart

• Got the Whole World in Your Palm? Better Back It Up!

  Joshua Feinberg

• Don't Miss Your Antivirus Updates

  It's mission critical that you keep your antivirus software current. Here Inc.com columnist Joshua Feinberg offers a friendly reminder on how to make sure your software is up to date.
  Joshua Feinberg

• Creating a Cyberdefense

  After suicide hijackers and anthrax letters, the next big worry is virtual terrorists.
  Anne Stuart

• The Fine Print

  A modern-day Rosetta Stone.
  Ron Feemster

• Hacked!

  When cybercriminals hacked their systems, Ron Johnson, co-owner of Ultimutt, knew four things he needed to do. Here's what they were -- and what happened when Johnson did them.
  Donna Fenn

• Protect Your Business From a Hack Attack

  Suman Bolar