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Backup

Backup
• backup, or data backup is a copy of computer
data taken and stored elsewhere so that it may be
used to restore the original after a data loss event.
• Data backup is the process of copying data in an IT
system to another location so it can be recovered if
the original data is lost.
Why are data backups
important?
• The objective is to provide a safeguard against
data loss and help organizations recover data in its
original form.
Benefits of effective data
backup
 Minimizing downtime.
 Mitigating the effects of ransomware.
 Meeting regulatory and standards requirements.
 Supporting broader corporate initiatives.
 Building customer trust.
Challenges of effective data
backup
 Dealing with large and growing data volumes.
 Working with limited resources.
 Defining requirements and selecting vendors.
 Protecting backup data.
 Coordinating backup windows.
 Managing backup policies and methods.
Backup methods
 Full backup.
 Incremental backup.
 Near-CDP
 Differential
Techniques and technologies to
complement data backup
 Continues Data Protection technology backs up data every
time it changes.
 Storage snapshots periodically capture and record data
changes over time.
 Mirroring replicates data across two or more disks.
 Data replication copies data from one location to another.
 Data reduction shrinks an organization's storage footprint.
3-2-1 backup strategy
 3-2-1 backup an organization makes three copies of the
data it wants to protect.
 The 3-2-1 method aims to ensure organizations have no
single point of failure for data backups.
Storage media
 Magnetic tape
 Hard disk
 Optical storage
 Solid-state drive
 Remote backup service
Selection and extraction of data
 Files
 Filesystems
 Live data
 Metadata
How to create a data backup
policy and plan
 Conduct a risk assessment and business impact
analysis (BIA).
 Define the scope of the backup plan.
 Document the process of performing data backups.
 Identify the types of backups to be used.
 Document the process of moving data to and from
disk.
 Set data retention rules to automate the deletion of
data
How to implement a data backup
plan

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