Digital Prepping, Part 3 - Backups, Storage, and EMPs

Planning your data storage, safeguarding it from disaster, and doing the same for your electronics.

Let’s face it, being prepared for a complete and total loss of Internet access is a good idea. Be it for a day, or permanently, the odds of facing a total Internet outage is close to 100%.

Being prepared for such an eventuality is not a terrible idea.

Get caught up on parts 1 & 2 of the “Digital Prepping” series:

1. Digital Prepping, Part 1 - Off-Line Websites & Maps

2. Digital Prepping, Part 2 - Preparing your Operating Systems to be Off-Line

In this installment, we’re going to talk about storage.

Both the storage of your data… and how to physically store your electronics in order to safeguard them in the case of any number of disasters — including EMPs (Electromagnetic Pulses) and Floods.

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