A. True
B. False
A. By providing cheaper backup solutions
B. By facilitating a single control point for all backup needs
C. By enforcing manual backup processes
D. By using older backup technologies
A. It confines data backups to on-premises locations.
B. It ensures data storage exclusively in public clouds.
C. It integrates physical and virtual backup solutions.
D. It leverages deduplication to reduce storage needs.
A. Nodes operate independently of each other
B. Nodes must be physically close to the storage arrays
C. Nodes require manual synchronization
D. Nodes can be dynamically added or removed
A. Monitors network traffic
B. Coordinates and enforces protection policies
C. Manages data storage and retrieval
D. Encrypts data before transmission
A. To manage hardware configurations
B. To enhance network security protocols
C. To monitor user activities and operations
D. To restrict system access based on user roles
A. Network traffic data
B. User activity logs
C. Performance metrics for backup operations
D. System logs and error messages
A. The organizational hierarchy and roles
B. The geographical location of users
C. The network bandwidth available
D. The personal preferences of users
A. Using redundant data centers to manage data lifecycle
B. The inclusion of extra data that allows for the correction of errors in stored or transmitted data
C. Storing multiple copies of data in different locations to prevent data loss
D. The unnecessary repetition of data within a database
