Data backup plan example doc

Asked By Barb Brennan 20 points N/A Posted on - 05/10/2013

Hi guys,

I would like help with coming up with a proper usable data backup plan, that can be applied in real life for safety and recovery activities. The plan should have guidelines o how backups should be created, identified and kept safe at an offsite location. It should also provide guidelines on the steps to take in case of data loss and how recovery will take place.

I will use this information to create a data backup plan example doc file for public use. Anyone who can help me on this please reply to this post.

 

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Answered By Lynch Smithey 0 points N/A #152131

Data backup plan example doc

Hi Barb,

I can suggest using an online backup service, where you can save, store and access your files from any computer that has an internet access.  

Those websites are password protected so you are sure that no unauthorized access can be done with your files.  Some of these services give you as much as 7GB of free online storage, and like what you said in your post you are mainly going to use it for documents, so I'm pretty sure 7GB is enough to get you started. 

Click here for a list of the best online storage the web can offer you.

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Answered By Harrington Curtsinger 0 points N/A #152130

Data backup plan example doc

 Hi Barb. I can help you regarding on your queries, First of all you can download a software or purchase it, or try their free trial for 15days, the name of the software is Carbonite online backup. It has automatic backup runs continuously in the background, protecting your new and changed files whenever your computer is connected to the internet; it creates encrypted copies of your files. Whenever you need to get your files back, it directs you to an easy to follow process that restores you’re backed up files to the right places on your computer. You can even get your backed up files to any computer connected to the internet or even from your phone.

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