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Videos

One clip of CompuVault, and eight pieces of current federal guidance on the threats the company sold against.

What this page is, and is not. CompuVault never published a video. Its archived site used only slideshow and accordion widgets, and no company YouTube channel exists. So the first clip below is the only surviving footage of a CompuVault team member — recorded by the American Red Cross, not by the company — and the rest is current guidance from two US federal agencies on exactly the threats CompuVault sold against. Each card names its source. Nothing is presented as CompuVault’s own material.

CompuVault

The company’s own footage — one clip, credited to the Red Cross.

Academy 2013: Lynne Cannon, CompuVault

The only footage of a CompuVault team member that survives. Recorded by the Red Cross at their 2013 Academy, not by CompuVault, and used here as a record with the Red Cross’s credit.

American Red Cross of Missouri and Arkansas

Cyber security

US federal guidance from CISA, in the public domain.

Defend Against Ransomware Attacks

CompuVault published a ransomware guide in 2016. This is the current federal guidance on the same threat.

CISA

Recognize and Report Phishing

The most common way ransomware and data theft begin.

CISA

Four Easy Ways to Stay Safe Online

Four habits for every employee, in four minutes.

CISA

How to Make Strong Passwords!

Credential theft is the other half of the phishing problem.

CISA

Disaster preparedness

US federal guidance from FEMA, in the public domain.

Resolve to be Ready: Ten Steps to Preparedness

Ten steps, from the agency that writes the playbook CompuVault sold against.

FEMA

How to Prepare an Emergency Kit

The physical half of continuity planning.

FEMA

When The Earth Shakes – Animated Video

What a site-wide outage actually looks like.

FEMA

Financial Preparedness

Why the average midsized business loses $160,000 a year to downtime.

FEMA

Nothing loads until you press play

Every clip on this page is a click-to-play block. The pages make no request to YouTube, or to anyone else, on load.

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