A business’ data and files are usually backed up on a server on a daily basis where the information is expected to remain safe. Due to hard drive failure rates, IT admins are almost required to rely on RAID arrays and other solutions for redundancy and data protection. Indeed, solid backup strategies are required to safeguard data against disasters, human error, digital vermin, intentional damage or just bad luck. Data loss doesn’t happen often, but when the day comes, you better be prepared.

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