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A million gigabytes of data lost and NO taxpayer information was lost? I'll call their bluff. Still, impressive that they can restore that inside of two days
by cyberferret 10y ago
A million gigabytes of data lost and NO taxpayer information was lost? I'll call their bluff.
Still, impressive that they can restore that inside of two days (according to their estimates).
- shakna 10y agoIf HP have actually followed the ATOs data retention policies, and if it was just two SANs going down, then theoretically this could just be a hardware failure where all the data is safe. But I doubt HP did follow the policies to the letter. I hope the ATO are incentivised by the loss of revenue to push for high penalties, but I see them paying HP to fix something that they likely could have anticipated: back pressure on the backup machine.