H13-629_V3.0 · Question #93
Data protection has five main goals: prevent physical errors, prevent logical failures, meet RTO and RP, and meet data () time.
The correct answer is A. Keep. Option A, "Keep," completes the fifth data protection goal as data keep time - referring to how long data must be retained or preserved, often called the retention period. This ensures organizations store data for legally, operationally, or contractually required durations…
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Data protection has five main goals: prevent physical errors, prevent logical failures, meet RTO and RP, and meet data () time.
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- AKeep
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(36 responses)- A100% (36)
Explanation
Option A, "Keep," completes the fifth data protection goal as data keep time - referring to how long data must be retained or preserved, often called the retention period. This ensures organizations store data for legally, operationally, or contractually required durations before it can be purged.
Since only one choice (A) is provided in this question, there are no distractors to evaluate - this appears to be a fill-in-the-blank style item with a single correct term.
Memory tip: Use the acronym PLRRD - Physical errors, Logical failures, RTO, RPO, Data keep (retention) time - to recall all five data protection goals in order.
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