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| A file setting that indicates whether a file should be backed up. |
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| A separate generator powered by dieseL, natural gas or propane gas to generate electricity. |
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| A backup copy of each bit on a computer hard drive. Also known as mirror image backup. |
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| The abilitY of an organizition to maintain its operations and services in the face of a disruptive event. |
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| A process of documention that shows that the evidence was under strict control at all times and no unauthorized individuals were given the opportunity to corrupt the evidence. |
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| A stationary fire suppression system that does not harm people, documents, or electrical equipment. |
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| A remote site that provides office space; the customer must provide and install all the equipment needed to continue operations. |
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| Using technology to search for computer evidence of a crime. |
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| The process of copying information to a different media and storing it at an offsite lOcation so that it can be used in the event of a disaster. |
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| The procedures and processes for restoring an organization's IT operations following a disaster. |
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| Using separate disk controller cards for each disk in a RAID. |
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| Using multiple drives in the file server that are all connected to the same disk controller card; used in Raid Level 1. |
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| Backing up to a magnetic disk such as a large hard drive or RAID coufiguration. |
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| A stationary fire suppression system that disperses a fine, dry powder over a fire. |
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| A metallic enclosure that prevents the entry or escape of an electromagnetic field. |
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| The ability of a system to continue functioning even in the event of one or more component failures. |
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| A remote site that contains all equipment, supplies, and telecommunications a business needs and is ready immediatelv in the event of a disaster. |
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| A backup copy of each bit on a computer hard drive, Also known as bit-stream backup. |
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| An uninterruptible power supply in which the battery charger is connected to the primary power source in order to charge its battery. |
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| An uninterruptible power supply which is always running off its battery while the main power runs the battery charger. |
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| A type of error checking used in RAiD Level S. |
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| The air-handling space above drop ceilings that is used to circulate and otherwise handle air in a building. |
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| Data from RAM that is used to fill up the last sector on a disk. |
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| A stand-by server that is manually added to the network if a primary server fails. |
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| A combination of two or more servers that are interconnected to appear as one. |
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| Hidden data on a hard drive. |
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| Partitioning storage space on hard drives into smaller sections. |
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| A form of eavesdropping in which special equipment is used to pick up telecommunication signals or data within a computer device by monitoring the electromagnetic fields. |
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| A remote site that contains computer equipment but does not have telecommunication access constantly running. |
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| A stationary fire suppression system that sprays a room with pressurized water. |
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| A temporary or permanent file on a hard drive that is Used by a Microsoft Windows operating system that serves as additional memory when RAm is nor available, |
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