Disaster Prevention

• Small Businesses and Security: What, Me Worry?

  Whether a business is a one-person shop or the employer of hundreds, a small or mid-size firm still may become a target of hackers.
  Lisa Metcalfe

• Data Recovery: Can Your Files Be Saved?

  A quick guide for recovering data or finding data-recovery services in a crunch and what to do if your files are beyond repair -- besides cry.
  John Gartner

• Data Security: Focusing on the Wrong Things?

  Technology isn't the only problem that business leaders need to address to prevent data security breaches. They also need to tackle the underlying business problem.
  Bill Huber

• Backup Options

  From magnetic tapes to online services to portable “thumb drives,” there are more backup options for small business these days than ever.
  Janet Rae-Dupree

• Why You Need a UPS

  What the tech experts say about whether all machines at a business should be networked.
  Caroline Waxler

• Inc. 500 Interview: How E-mail Storage Can Reduce Risks

  The CEO of Zantaz talks about how managing electronic document and messaging resources can help companies limit business and legal threats.
  John Gartner

• Is Online Backup Safe?

  For small business owners, online backup services offer protection from risks at a cost of around $15 per month.
  Janet Rae-Dupree

• Inc. 500 Interview: Arbor Networks on Security Threats

  Internet security threats have evolved and are more sophisticated and businesses need better protection.
  Maria Armoudian

• Small Businesses More Vulnerable to Tech Threats

  Jena Wuu

• New Virus Goes After BlackBerries

  BlackBerries under attack!
  Lora Kolodny

• Safe in Cyberspace

  Niles Howard

• 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