Which strategy will satisfy the customer's requirements for protection against ransomware?

Question

Options

• ADeploy a Scale-out Backup Repository with Linux repositories and configure capacity tier to offload
• BDeploy ReFS Scale-out Backup Repositories, and perform a backup copy to a different repository
• CConfigure Linux Scale-out Backup Repositories in different physical locations and configure
• DDeploy a ReFS Scale-Out Backup Repository and configure for immutability.

• A
  76% (16)
• B
  5% (1)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  14% (3)

Explanation

Use Linux repositories as the performance tier, which are more secure and resilient than Windows repositories, as they support immutable backups and prevent ransomware from accessing or deleting backup files. Use immutable cloud storage as the capacity tier, which will offload older backup files to a public cloud object storage that supports immutability, such as Amazon S3 Object Lock or Azure Blob Storage with immutable policies. This will ensure that the backup files cannot be modified or deleted by ransomware or malicious users for a specified period of time. Use Scale-out Backup Repository, which is a logical entity that groups several backup repositories into a single pool of storage, allowing for better backup performance, scalability, and

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