Re:Pixar Studio Stories: The Movie Vanishes
by yardie on Wednesday April 07, 2010 @01:03PM
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If you are keeping customer CC#s in the first place, you are already violating a ton of laws and credit card agreements.
Our clients are big companies, we don't have nor use credit card machines. Strictly purchase orders and 5-figure checks each month. We are in another country and SSNs aren't used the same way like they are in the US (tied, to your bank, credit, retirement, etc). The most someone could do with an employee ID is buy products with our tax id, we'll happily take a VAT refund for you, or someone could use your SSN to apply for a job (can be problematic around tax time but not end of world).
We do have 2 NASes (one backs up the other) that do dailies. The USB drives are for office on fire/big theft tragedies. I'm trying to get us on cloud storage, but pushing data over a DSL connection was frustrating for just 20 gigs. And the connection died over a weekend. Far easier just to do the USB route. You still can't beat bandwidth of a local HNer living 10 minutes away with a bag of drives.
Our clients are big companies, we don't have nor use credit card machines. Strictly purchase orders and 5-figure checks each month. We are in another country and SSNs aren't used the same way like they are in the US (tied, to your bank, credit, retirement, etc). The most someone could do with an employee ID is buy products with our tax id, we'll happily take a VAT refund for you, or someone could use your SSN to apply for a job (can be problematic around tax time but not end of world).
We do have 2 NASes (one backs up the other) that do dailies. The USB drives are for office on fire/big theft tragedies. I'm trying to get us on cloud storage, but pushing data over a DSL connection was frustrating for just 20 gigs. And the connection died over a weekend. Far easier just to do the USB route. You still can't beat bandwidth of a local HNer living 10 minutes away with a bag of drives.