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AI Resilience Protocol Reinvents Disaster Network Recovery
Building a proactive cybersecurity framework that restores systems before they fail
Devona Green Jordan
October 07, 2025
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Interesting Tech Fact:
In 1959, long before cloud backups or AI-driven recovery systems existed, IBM pioneered one of the earliest disaster data recovery concepts after a catastrophic fire destroyed its data processing center in New York. To prevent future losses, IBM engineers secretly developed a dual-reel magnetic tape mirroring system that stored duplicate datasets in an underground vault hundreds of miles away — an early analog precursor to modern off-site and cloud-based redundancy. Few realize this event not only birthed the term “data recovery” but also inspired the first corporate continuity protocol, setting the foundation for the resilient backup infrastructures that today’s AI disaster recovery and cybersecurity frameworks now automate in real time.
