This white paper provides a thorough overview of the key components and best practices for data recovery, including data backup strategies and data recovery software solutions. It highlights regular backup as a method to avoid data loss and outlines various data recovery techniques, noting their advantages and disadvantages.
Why is data recovery essential?
When data loss occurs, data is destroyed or deleted. The effects of data loss can thus range from inconvenience to a complete shutdown of operations. The fines, legal sanctions, loss of customer trust and other consequences of permanent data loss can be challenging to recover from.
Data recovery helps businesses return to normal operations as quickly as possible after a disaster. Without it, businesses may need to spend significant amounts of time and money recreating lost data. In some cases, businesses may even lose revenue due to the inability to access important information. Data recovery, therefore, saves organizations from these ditches by enabling them to restore critical data to its previous state.