321 rule for backups
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The document outlines the 3,2,1 rule for data backup, which recommends keeping three copies of data: the original, an onsite copy, and an offsite copy stored in two different locations. It emphasizes the importance of securing data to protect against potential losses and suggests that one copy must be offsite and disconnected when not in use. The document also offers additional resources and services from Caremit Pty Ltd.
321 rule for backups
- 1. Quick and Nasty The 3,2,1 rule for backing up data
- 2. Data is your life blood, your business and your reputation You know you have to secure it but what are the consequences of something happening? Implement the 3,2,1 rule before it happens
- 3. 3 copies of all critical and non critical data The original data Your onsite copy Your off site copy
- 4. In 2 different locations Your original and your on site copy Plus Your off site
- 5. And one copy has to be off site! It also needs to be out of band. The systems do not remain connected all the time. (A separate username and password that is only used to activate the off site connection, back up the data and then close the connection on completion)
- 6. Thank you CareMIT Pty Ltd Unit 3 116 – 118 Wollongong Street Fyshwick, ACT, 2609 02 62577792 This is general information. There is more to backups, just ask We care because you care Web: https://caremit.com.au https://bettersecurity.com.au Do the CareMIT Business Security Scorecard and get your free personalised Business scorecard directly to your inbox https://caremit.scoreapp.com