“It's like if you want to plug in a toaster you buy a toaster and plug it in the electrical outlet. But if you have to wire in the outlet you wouldn't do it”
- Brian O'Higgins

Browsing Incidents of Type: DataLoss

This category refers to the unforeseen loss of data or information and can be the result of several issues including poor backup and recovery processes. Data Loss is used to highlight a more serious and typically permanent impact as customer data is lost and not recoverable. In most cases a Data Loss event is also part of a service Outage as well.

Displaying all 4 Incidents

ID	Type	Reported	Summary	Organization	Services
125	dataloss	2010-08-09	A small percentage of Evernote users' data lost	Evernote Corporation	Evernote
2	dataloss	2010-04-28	Payroll and 401k servicing company erroneously merges account data of two businesses	Paychex, Inc.	Payroll 401(k) and Employee Benefits
5	dataloss	2009-03-13	Microsoft Sidekick outage left customers without access to service and lost data	Microsoft Corporation	Sidekick
126	dataloss	2009-01-30	Ma.gnolia Suffers Major Data Loss, Data gone for good	Ma.gnolia	Ma.gnolia

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“It's like if you want to plug in a toaster you buy a toaster and plug it in the electrical outlet. But if you have to wire in the outlet you wouldn't do it” - Brian O'Higgins

Browsing Incidents of Type: DataLoss

“It's like if you want to plug in a toaster you buy a toaster and plug it in the electrical outlet. But if you have to wire in the outlet you wouldn't do it”
- Brian O'Higgins