Securing data by scattering the pieces

Iria · Aug 21, 2006, 04:39 PM

Source: News.com
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Chris Gladwin, a software designer and businessman in Chicago, had time on his hands after selling his company, the online music store Music Now, in 2004. So he decided to digitize all of the music, photos and paper detritus that he had been meaning to organize for years.

After he was finished, he discovered that he had 27 gigabytes of data--equivalent to a library of 22,000 books--that he was eager to protect. "I wondered, 'what are my options?'" he said, "and I realized that none of them were that good."

Aug 21, 2006, 04:39 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Securing data by scattering the pieces Source: News.com _______ Chris Gladwin, a software designer and businessman in Chicago, had time on his hands after selling his company, the online music store Music Now, in 2004. So he decided to digitize all of the music, photos and paper detritus that he had been meaning to organize for years. After he was finished, he discovered that he had 27 gigabytes of data--equivalent to a library of 22,000 books--that he was eager to protect. "I wondered, 'what are my options?'" he said, "and I realized that none of them were that good."