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Data backup and disaster recovery are related practices used to protect data and restore systems after failures, cyberattacks, data corruption, or other disruptions.
Summary
Backup focuses on maintaining recoverable copies of data, while disaster recovery defines how applications, infrastructure, and data are restored to an acceptable operating state.
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We've archived 19 other articles touching the same topic (data backup, geo-redundant data centers, recovery time objective) , see the full security news archive.
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