The management team at a healthcare organization is concerned about being able to access the daily vital records if there is an IT disaster that causes both servers and the network to be offline…

The correct answer is D. Print. The scenario explicitly states both servers AND the network are offline. Cloud backups (B) require network access to retrieve data. Disk backups (C) are stored on servers or storage devices that are part of the IT infrastructure - unavailable when servers are down. Tape (A)…

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Question

The management team at a healthcare organization is concerned about being able to access the daily vital records if there is an IT disaster that causes both servers and the network to be offline. Which of the following backup types can the organization use to mitigate this risk?

Options

ATape
BCloud
CDisk
DPrint

How the community answered

(29 responses)

A
3% (1)
B
21% (6)
C
7% (2)
D
69% (20)

Explanation

The scenario explicitly states both servers AND the network are offline. Cloud backups (B) require network access to retrieve data. Disk backups (C) are stored on servers or storage devices that are part of the IT infrastructure - unavailable when servers are down. Tape (A) requires a tape drive reader connected to a functioning server. Printed records (D) are physical documents that exist entirely outside the IT infrastructure and can be accessed without any servers, network, or power to IT systems. For critical healthcare vital records that must always be accessible, physical printouts provide resilience against complete IT outages.

Topics

#Disaster recovery#Backup types#Offline data access#Business continuity

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