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CompTIA CAS-005 Exam - Topic 3 Question 29 Discussion

Actual exam question for CompTIA's CAS-005 exam
Question #: 29
Topic #: 3
[All CAS-005 Questions]

An organization mat performs real-time financial processing is implementing a new backup solution Given the following business requirements?

* The backup solution must reduce the risk for potential backup compromise

* The backup solution must be resilient to a ransomware attack.

* The time to restore from backups is less important than the backup data integrity

* Multiple copies of production data must be maintained

Which of the following backup strategies best meets these requirement?

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Suggested Answer: A

A .Creating a secondary, immutable storage array and updating it with live data on a continuous basis: An immutable storage array ensures that data, once written, cannot be altered or deleted. This greatly reduces the risk of backup compromise and provides resilience against ransomware attacks, as the ransomware cannot modify or delete the backup data. Maintaining multiple copies of production data with an immutable storage solution ensures data integrity and compliance with the requirement for multiple copies.

Other options:

B . Utilizing two connected storage arrays and ensuring the arrays constantly sync: While this ensures data redundancy, it does not provide protection against ransomware attacks, as both arrays could be compromised simultaneously.

C . Enabling remote journaling on the databases: This ensures real-time transaction mirroring but does not address the requirement for reducing the risk of backup compromise or resilience to ransomware.

D . Setting up anti-tampering on the databases: While this helps ensure data integrity, it does not provide a comprehensive backup solution that meets all the specified requirements.


CompTIA Security+ Study Guide

NIST SP 800-209, 'Security Guidelines for Storage Infrastructure'

'Immutable Backup Architecture' by Veeam

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