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.: is my data at risk?


Answer the following questions to the best of you abilities and then click the "Compute Quiz Tally" at the bottom. This will give you a score which you can then compare with the score table below. You will then have an idea of your potential information loss.

 

What type of information is stored on your computer?

    Letters and Reports
    Client Records
    Accounting Databases
    Critical Business Information
 

How often are the tapes verified?

    Every time a backup is done
    Periodically
    Never

If all information was lost including backups,
how long would it take to re-enter?

    1 week
    4 weeks
    6 months
    1 year

How often do you evaluate your backup strategy?

    Weekly
    Monthly
    Yearly
    Never

Do you keep paper records in case of an emergency?

    Yes
    No

Where are you storing your tapes?

    offsite in a data storage vault
    At home
    In a safe at the office
    We don't do backups

How often do you perform a full backup?

    Daily
    Weekly
    Monthly
    Yearly

Who has access to the computer?

        Select all that apply.

    Trusted, computer skilled employees
    People without computer training
    Unskilled employees
    Employees who will quit soon

How is the backup done?

    Automatically
    Manually, by a skilled person
    Other

How long do you keep the copies?

    Use the same tape everyday
    One week
    One month
    One year

How many computers do you have?

    1
    2 - 10
    11 - 20
    Over 20

Is the computer networked?

    Yes
    No


     

Your Quiz Score is 

0 or less

Very Little Risk. You either don't have very much critical data on your computer, or your backup plan is probably adequate.

0-100

Slight. If you experience a non-catastrophic loss of data, you will probably be able to recover from it.

101-200

Moderate Risk. A loss of your data from your hard drive may not be recoverable. You are at a risk of losing your information.

201-500

High Risk. Any major data loss would be catastrophic, and would probably not be recoverable. Your business is at risk.

Over 500

Extremely high risk. Your backup plan isn't protecting your data. This could cause a business failure in the event of a catastrophic data loss.

 

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