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An IT manager is tasked with ensuring business continuity in the event of a natural disaster.
Which practice should they implement to protect the organization's data?
Suggested Answer: C
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17 comments · newest first
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Wei
5 days ago
Yes, we need access to data during a crisis. Remote storage is key!
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Ashton
10 days ago
I feel like restricting access is too limiting in emergencies.
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Estrella
16 days ago
Remote storage protects against physical damage. It’s a must!
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Pamella
21 days ago
Sure, but if the site is gone, encryption won’t help much.
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Eloisa
26 days ago
But what about encryption? It’s important too, right?
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Cherelle
1 month ago
Option C is the best. Onsite data can be lost in a disaster.
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Kirby
1 month ago
Agreed! It ensures access even if the main site is down.
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Alida
1 month ago
I think storing a copy of data in a remote site is crucial.
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Denna
2 months ago
A good backup plan is essential, can't argue with that!
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Carlton
2 months ago
Really? Is remote storage always reliable?
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Angelica
2 months ago
Storing data remotely is a must these days.
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Carisa
2 months ago
I disagree, onsite encryption is crucial too!
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Gerardo
2 months ago
C is the best option for disaster recovery.
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Chan
2 months ago
Using data archives sounds important, but I wonder if they really help in a disaster scenario. Wouldn't a remote copy be safer?
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Kathryn
3 months ago
I think I saw a similar question in our practice exams, and the answer was about remote storage. It makes sense to have a backup elsewhere.
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Graciela
3 months ago
I'm not entirely sure, but I feel like just encrypting data onsite might not be enough. What if the building is damaged?
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Jolanda
3 months ago
I remember studying about disaster recovery plans, and I think storing data offsite is crucial. It helps in case of a local disaster.