Storage and DATA Backup Lesson 1
Storage and DATA Backup Lesson 1
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Backup
Introduction and Basic Concepts:
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The importance of data storage
Different types of storage: Local, network-
based, cloud
What is Data Backup?
Definition and importance of backup
Risks and data loss prevention
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accessible, safe, and can be
retrieved as needed.
In computing, storage devices,
such as hard drives (HDD), solid-
state drives (SSD), and network-
attached storage (NAS), are used
to hold data permanently or
temporarily.
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safekeeping and accessibility of
crucial information. Whether for
personal use, business operations,
or cloud services, data storage
enables organizations and
individuals to maintain and protect
records, applications, and media.
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directly to a computer or server.
Network-based storage (e.g., NAS or SAN) connects
storage devices over a network, allowing multiple
systems to access shared data.
Cloud storage, provided by services like Google Drive or
AWS, stores data remotely on servers and is accessible
via the internet.
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loss, corruption, or accidental
deletion.
Backups are essential for
maintaining business continuity,
ensuring that in case of hardware
failure, natural disasters, or
cyberattacks, data can be restored
quickly.
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The primary importance of
backups is to safeguard against
data loss.
Whether caused by hardware malfunction, cyberattacks, human error,
or disasters, data loss can severely disrupt operations. Regular backups
ensure that critical data can be restored with minimal downtime.
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hardware failure, data
corruption, cyberattacks (e.g.,
ransomware), natural
disasters, and human error.
These risks highlight the need
for robust data protection
strategies.
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