Manual backups have too many failure points.

Use the ‘Rule of Three’!

The Rule of Three in data backup involves the following principles:

Three Copies: Always have three copies of your important data. One copy is in the place you’re using it, another is stored locally, and the third is stored offsite.

Two Different Media: Ensure that at least two copies are stored on different physical media, such as local drives, cloud storage, or network-attached storage (NAS).

One Offsite Backup: Store one copy of your data offsite, away from your primary location, to protect against disasters or data loss.

This strategy provides a robust safeguard against data loss, ensuring that even if one or two copies are compromised, the third copy remains intact.

Moving your data to an external drive you call a ‘backup drive’ is not a backup. Its simply external storage.

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