A company is creating a disaster recovery plan. Which of the following should be implemented to BEST ensure the company's data can be successfully restored in the event of a disaster?

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Options

• AFile-level backups
• BBackups for critical applications
• CRegular backup testing
• DBackups to cloud storage
• ERedundant backups on site

• A
  75% (24)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  13% (4)
• D
  3% (1)
• E
  6% (2)

Explanation

File-level backups capture individual files and folders, providing granular recovery capability - the ability to restore specific files, directories, or entire systems as needed during a disaster. This flexibility is critical for disaster recovery, as it allows targeted restoration without necessarily restoring entire system images. Regular backup testing (C) ensures backups work but is a validation process, not the backup strategy itself. Backups for only critical applications (B) may leave gaps in data coverage. Cloud storage (D) and on-site redundancy (E) describe backup locations/redundancy, not the backup methodology. File-level backups provide the foundational data capture needed to successfully restore data after a disaster.

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