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its late but I'll try and answer :) The 'safes' were really just very sturdy cabinets designed to house a PC and a dot-matrix printer etc. I'm sure they weren
by willvarfar 6y ago
its late but I'll try and answer :)
The 'safes' were really just very sturdy cabinets designed to house a PC and a dot-matrix printer etc. I'm sure they weren't fire-proof but they were really heavily built. They did have power and network cables entering, obviously.
There was a netware server in back of a cupboard. It backed up nightly to DAT tapes. That room was also properly locked.
When children are taken into care, the abusers are strongly motivated to try and contact the child to intimidate them into remaining quiet. Etc. Its uncomfortable to think about that side of things.
- KajMagnus 6y agoThanks for explaining. That last thing — yes that sounds uncomfortable to think about. Hmm network cables, decades ago — I suppose that back then, hacking over the Internet wasn't really a thing, (?) so I suppose that wasn't much of an issue. Or maybe it was a local network only (for backup)