The tax database requires reliable recovery after corruption or ransomware. Which backup design elements are most appropriate?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Tax data needs backups on a schedule that matches how much work you can afford to redo, plus encrypted copies that live somewhere else—not forever glued to the same server ransomware just locked. A dusty USB on a desk is a wish, not a design.
Full Explanation
Backup architecture should set frequency according to recovery point objectives, protect confidentiality with encryption, and maintain offsite (as well as appropriate onsite) copies so disasters or ransomware affecting production do not destroy the only recovery set. Always-attached unencrypted sole copies and decade-scale or disabled backups fail recovery and confidentiality needs for critical tax data.