Which of the following replication techniques will protect data from a site failure?

A local clone creates a copy of data on the same storage system or within the same data center, offering no protection against a complete site failure.

A remote clone, or remote replication, involves creating and maintaining an exact copy of data on a storage system located at a geographically distant site. This ensures that if the primary site experiences a catastrophic failure, the data remains available and recoverable from the remote location, thus protecting against site-wide outages.

Data in-flight encryption protects the confidentiality and integrity of data as it is being transmitted, but it does not provide data redundancy or protection against a site failure.

A local snapshot creates a point-in-time copy of data on the same storage system, which is useful for rapid recovery from data corruption or accidental deletion but does not protect against a complete site failure.