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Local Backup
Local backup involves storing data on media located in the same location as the client's main data. This can be an additional server, an external drive, or a Network Attached Storage (NAS) system.
Advantages:
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- Fast data recovery time due to the physical proximity of the storage media
- No need to transfer large amounts of data over the internet, which can be beneficial if the internet bandwidth is limited
- Ease of management and configuration
Disadvantages:
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- High risk of data loss in case of physical damage or theft of the backup devices
- Need for regular review and maintenance of the equipment
What can be secured:
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- Files and documents
- Databases
- Operating systems
What to pay attention to:
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- Regular updates and testing of backups
- Physical security of devices
- Protection against theft and unauthorized access
Software:
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- Acronis True Image
- Veeam Backup & Replication
- Commvault Backup And Recovery
- Windows Backup and Restore
ActiveCloud
Cloud backup
Cloud backup involves storing data on cloud service provider's servers. The data is transferred over the internet to a remote data center, where it is securely stored and encrypted.
Advantages:
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- High data security due to remote storage and advanced encryption technologies
- Flexibility and scalability – the ability to easily increase backup space as needed
- Minimal hardware requirements on the client side
- Automatic updates and technical support on the part of the cloud service provider
Disadvantages:
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- Dependence on the stability and speed of the internet connection
- Costs associated with cloud service subscriptions
- Risk of data privacy breaches, although minimized by the use of advanced encryption methods
What can be secured:
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- Documents and multimedia files
- KBackup of applications and systems
- Databases
What to pay attention to:
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- Choosing a trusted cloud service provider
- Encrypting data before transmission and storage
- Regularly testing data recovery
Software:
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- Acronis True Image
- Veeam Backup & Replication
- Windows Backup and Restore
- Microsoft OneDrive
TotalCloud
Hybrid backup
Hybrid backup combines the advantages of local and cloud backups. In this scenario, data is stored both locally and in the cloud.
Advantages:
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- High data security due to redundancy – data is stored in two independent locations
- Quick data recovery time thanks to local backups
- Ability to use advanced cloud features such as automated backups and scalability
Disadvantages:
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Higher costs associated with maintaining both local infrastructure and cloud services
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Need for more advanced management and monitoring of the backup system
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What can be secured:
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- Files and documents
- Databases
- Operating systems and applications
- Multimedia data
What to pay attention to:
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- Integration with existing IT systems
- Data security at both ends (local and cloud)
- Monitoring and managing backups
Software:
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- Veeam Backup & Replication
- Commvault Backup And Recovery
