The growth of satellite trading rooms and data centres in uptown New Jersey in the aftermath of 11 September mirrors the developments surrounding the siting of corporate data: once an inmate of the mainframe, it now lives essentially on the network and can be protected in a number of different ways. Gary Flood reviews data replication and recovery strategies, a hot topic on the corporate agenda.
While infrastructure security has long been on corporate agendas, the events of 11 September undoubtedly emphasised the importance of effective disaster recovery. Anthony Harrington finds that while firms accept the costs of security as an essential part of doing business, many of them are only slowly realising that a firewall is just one element of what should be a constantly refreshed and reassessed defensive system.
Deputy Head of Finance, London, £50,000 - £54.000The British Museum houses an extraordinary collection of art, antiquities, archaeology and contemporary objects from across the world. As a forum for the comparison of world cultures it ... more >
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Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom | Systemax Europe Ltd
East Midlands - Wellingborough - Northamptonshire Misco, a global leading provider of IT products and services, is seeking to appoint a European Audit Manager based in its UK head offices in Wellingborough. This role reports ... more >
Sheffield, United Kingdom | Step Development Trust
Financial Accountant, Full Time, Sheffield, c£35000 The company A Dynamic and fast developing Trust delivering community activity and services aimed at the economic and social regeneration of its local area. The Trust is a charitable ... more >
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