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How many articles or blog posts have you read that talked about the “lessons we learned” from 9/11, the Japanese earthquake/tsunami, the Joplin tornado, Hurricane Katrina, or <insert disastrous event here>? I see them all the time, and after reading a very interesting article in the Winter issue of the Disaster Recovery Journal (you may …

I always chuckle when I think back to those Microsoft Windows Live commercials where they exclaim: “To the Cloud!” like they’re super heroes. In 2006-2007 the term “Cloud” was an overused buzzword that had no official meaning – at that time, it seemed like a lot of people were talking about cloud computing or putting things in the cloud but …

Blackberry’s, iPhone’s, Droid’s, even flip phones, they are devices that have become a part of our daily lives. Within the last five years, the way we use our mobile devices has changed in dramatic ways no one could have completely predicted. We use them to call family, get directions, look up restaurants, watch movies, listen to music, …

Last week, RSA experienced an attack that has breached their system. Information about their multi-factor authentication products (SecurID, Authentication Manager) have been compromised. There’s not much information right now but this attack seems to be geared toward stealing intellectual property and does not affect any current or potential RSA customers. An open letter to customers …

These are very exciting times for Integrated Data Storage, and by extension for our current and future customers too. We are growing, as our listing on the 2009 Crain’s Chicago Fast 50 demonstrates. Even in the economic valley we’ve been in over these trying months, our revenues have continued to grow. We believe this is due to our unique value proposition in the marketplace.