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Match the following terms to their meanings:

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Responses:

Vital data

a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs

Differential backups

a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center

Sensitive data

time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization

Recovery time objective

gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup

Full backups

the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage

Incremental backups

a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice

Maximum allowable downtime

has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities

Recovery point objective

directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another

Mirror backups

a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time

Critical data

contains all changes since the last full backup

Cold backup site

can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available

Warm backup site

has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons

Hot backup site

the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered

Premises:

Vital data

Differential backups

Sensitive data

Recovery time objective

Full backups

Incremental backups

Maximum allowable downtime

Recovery point objective

Mirror backups

Critical data

Cold backup site

Warm backup site

Hot backup site

Responses:

a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs

a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center

time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization

gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup

the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage

a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice

has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities

directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another

a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time

contains all changes since the last full backup

can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available

has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons

the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered

Correct Answer:

Premises:

Responses:

Vital data

Differential backups

Sensitive data

Recovery time objective

Full backups

Incremental backups

Maximum allowable downtime

Recovery point objective

Mirror backups

Critical data

Cold backup site

Warm backup site

Hot backup site