On Mon, 29 Mar 2010 10:19:08 -0400, Frank J. Gómez <frank AT crop-circle DOT 
net>
wrote:

> course of their day-to-day activities.  If I get hit by a bus, they are
> going to be in a bit of trouble.  What measures do y'all have in place
> to ensure your employer can continue on without you?

Hard-copy password sheets in a safe hardly ever fail. Get one with a combo
lock and tell a trusted individual (CEO maybe? board chairman?) the code.
Ideally, the sheet should be in a signature-sealed envelope (sign across
the seal) so you can tell if this individual has accessed the sheet. 

Alternately, you can buy safes with both a key and combo lock: give 1
person the key, tell another the combination -- presto: 2-factor/2-person
authentication.

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