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Hurricane Sandy Delivers Tricks, No Treats, to Tech Infrastructure

October 31, 2012 04:19 PM
Superstorm Sandy and last year's nor'easter turned Halloween into fright nights for technology users. This year's storm downed 25% of cell towers on the East Coast, flooded data centers and knocked websites offline.

Superstorm Sandy Lessons: 100% Uptime Isn't Always Worth It

October 31, 2012 10:53 AM
Sandy brought out the worst in some tech pundits who were ready to pounce on companies that went offline in the face of a 100-year catastrophe. But in cases like Sandy, continuous uptime is the wrong goal.

GoDaddy Outage a Harsh Reminder That Enterprises Need DNS Redundancy

September 13, 2012 01:58 PM
This week's GoDaddy outage proves that whether threatened by internal errors or outsider forces, enterprises need to ensure that their DNS is safeguarded just as much as mission-critical data.

BlackBerry E-mail Service Crashes, RIM Tries To Bring It Back To Life

April 18, 2007 01:23 PM
RIM said it would reset the service in steps Wednesday morning because it doesn't want to overwhelm the system with a sudden and sweeping surge of traffic.

Salesforce.com Outage Inconveniences Customers

December 21, 2005 09:00 PM
Database glitch is a reminder that users of on-demand systems should keep backup plans ready.

Zotob Worm Is Bad But It's Not Sasser or MSBlast

August 17, 2005 09:47 PM
Don't panic. Take a breather. The Zotob bot attacks may be among the biggest of 2005, but they aren't anywhere near the level of last year's Sasser.

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