You need to recommend a solution that meets the data recovery requirement. What should you include in the recommendation?

A differential backup records all changes since the last full backup and requires the prior full backup for restoration, making it a longer recovery process than reverting to a database snapshot.

A transaction log backup captures all transaction log records since the last log backup, which is essential for point-in-time recovery but is a component of a larger backup strategy, not a standalone reversion mechanism like a snapshot.

Snapshot isolation is a concurrency control mechanism that provides transactions with a consistent view of data, but it does not serve as a direct data recovery or restoration tool.

A database snapshot creates a static, read-only view of a SQL Server database at a specific point in time, which can be used to quickly revert the source database to that earlier state. This feature allows for rapid recovery from accidental data modifications or corruption by restoring the database to a known good point without a full restore operation.