Whether suffering the effects of a category five hurricane, a hazardous materials accident that causes the evacuation of facilities, an unexpected loss of power, a computer virus that cripples information technology, or the effects of a terrorist attack, having a Continuity of Operations (COOP) program will allow essential operations to continue during an emergency. The following sections detail the major elements of COOP program that include plans and procedures, essential functions and key personnel, delegation of authority and orders of succession, alternative locations, vital records, systems and equipment, and communications.
Last week, my laptop computer got a virus. Not a cold or a cough, or a runny nose, but a virus -- a computer virus -- the kind that slows its operations and guts it of personal information. I put it in its case and took it to Best Buy, to see what could be done. After a 10-minute wait, a member of the notorious "Geek Squad" -- the techies who work on computers -- took a look at it.
A new e-mail claiming to be from the FTC could infect a user's computer with a virus that collects personal information. The spoof e-mail includes a logo for the Federal Trade Commission and informs recipients that they are the subject of a trade complaint. Recipients are then asked to click on an e-mail address which, when clicked, actually downloads the virus into the computer.
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NEW YORK - A computer virus designed to steal valuable information like passwords spread Friday through a new technique that converted popular Web sites into virus transmitters. Though the impact of the "Scob" outbreak was mild compared to recent infections like "Sasser" and "Blaster," security experts worried about its method of delivery.
NEW YORK - A computer virus designed to steal valuable information like passwords spread Friday through a new technique that converted popular Web sites into virus transmitters. Though the impact of the "Scob" outbreak was mild compared to recent infections like "Sasser" and "Blaster," security experts worried about its method of delivery.
BLOOMINGTON - Jeff Mercier came into work one morning, turned on his laptop, logged into the corporate server and quickly got a call from the IT department. Somewhere during work travels, a virus attached to his laptop computer with hopes of stealing personal information. Fortunately, he hadn't put his entire company and customers at risk.
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A computer virus designed to steal valuable information such as passwords spread Friday through a new technique that converted popular Web sites into virus transmitters. Though the impact of the "Scob" outbreak was mild compared with recent infections such as "Sasser" and "Blaster," security experts worried about its method of delivery.
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