Even the best backups are inadequate unless they can be used to successfully restore systems to an operational state. What are some of the questions that must be answered by a backup and recovery plan?
What will be an ideal response?
How and when will backups be created?
Who will be responsible for creation of the backups?
How and when will backups be verified so that they are known to be correct and reliable?
Who is responsible for verification of the backup?
Where will backups be stored and for how long?
How often will the backup plan be tested?
When will the plan be reviewed and revised?
How often will the plan be rehearsed, and who will take part in the rehearsal?
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