Full, incremental, differential, and the 3-2-1 rule: the backup methods that decide whether ransomware costs you a bad afternoon or your entire business.
Great article, I thought I knew more than I actually did, which I am sure is the case for a lot of readers. I took the exam before reading the article scored 6/10, read the article got 10/10. I could have used this on some of the certs I have studied to take.
Nice post. I'm presenting to a non technical audience in a few weeks on how to use technology and protect their work. It's a hard to make it simple. Also why cloud drive sync is not the whole solution
I live in southern Australia near Melbourne. It's a small workshop for the local writer's group. However I think I may turn it into a book later (if I ever get my current book on cyber security for Australian seniors finished)
Great article, I thought I knew more than I actually did, which I am sure is the case for a lot of readers. I took the exam before reading the article scored 6/10, read the article got 10/10. I could have used this on some of the certs I have studied to take.
Happy to hear that! That's exactly why I always create a quiz that readers can use to test their knowledge.
And congrats to 10/10! Do you plan to take any certificatioms exams any time soon? I will be happy to send you more resources.
Nice post. I'm presenting to a non technical audience in a few weeks on how to use technology and protect their work. It's a hard to make it simple. Also why cloud drive sync is not the whole solution
Thank you! That's great! Where are you going to present?
I live in southern Australia near Melbourne. It's a small workshop for the local writer's group. However I think I may turn it into a book later (if I ever get my current book on cyber security for Australian seniors finished)
That's great! I wish you luck. And let me know once your book is published. :)