What two (2) technologies are commonly used in a business continuity plan? (Choose two.)

Tape backup with restore to a remote site is a disaster recovery method but typically has a much higher RTO (Recovery Time Objective) and RPO than replication, making it less suitable for immediate business continuity.

Subsystem-based synchronous replication to a remote site provides a real-time copy of data at the secondary location, ensuring near-zero RPO (Recovery Point Objective) and high availability for mission-critical applications by immediately reflecting changes.

Subsystem-based asynchronous replication to a remote site provides data redundancy with a small lag, allowing for disaster recovery with a slightly higher RPO than synchronous replication, but typically over longer distances and with less network bandwidth requirements.

Subsystem-based replication in the same datacenter offers high availability within a datacenter, but it does not protect against a disaster that affects the entire site, which is a core concern for business continuity.

Virtual tape library (VTL) with restore to a remote site is similar to physical tape backup in terms of RTO/RPO limitations for business continuity, primarily serving as a backup and archival solution rather than immediate failover.