Your data is the backbone of your company’s productivity. Your database stores every aspect of your business, so you can never be too careful when creating a backup plan. The more time between backups, the more data you lose after a disaster. Disaster recovery plans help reduce the duration of downtime after a disaster, but the key to a successful full recovery is a good backup plan. A backup plan along with a disaster recovery plan can save you potentially millions of dollars in data loss from fire, flood, theft, cybersecurity event, or any other disaster that could hit your business.
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