2. In an age increasingly fuelled by data, it’s no longer
enough to focus exclusively on backing up data. Today,
it’s all about recovery.
An IT leader should consider 4 key important factors
when updating or overhauling a data recovery strategy.
3. 4 Keys of a Robust Data Recovery Strategy
Affordability Reliability Manageability Security
4. Reliability
Running regular recovery drills and simulations is
essential to know what would happen if and when a
data loss event occurs. Additionally, file validation and
healing ensures that data is always recoverable in
case of a disaster.
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5. Manageability
Organizations should strive for a “single pane of glass”
approach to managing data backup and recovery, so
administrators can monitor infrastructure, activity,
system health, capacity and license usage on a single
software platform, without having to check multiple tools
and applications.
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6. Security
Ensure the backup platform is FIPS 140-2
certified, your service provider protects data
with an appropriate amount of infrastructure
redundancy, and multiple data centers are in
geographically diverse locations.
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7. Affordability
IT organizations must balance the need to
meet compliance and business
requirements of protecting growing
volumes of enterprise data with the
expense of managing it all.
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