When would you use an offline backup method versus an online method?

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For either long term archiving (think decommissioned legacy systems) or to fully air gap something and protect the backup from ransomware infection.

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Offsite air gap as last resort if everything else fails…

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CEO in Services (non-Government), Self-employed

For compliance and for.mission critical data. Peace of mind outweighs cost.

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