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Minor updates to DR page and licensing review bump #907

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title: Licensing
last_reviewed_on: 2023-10-31
last_reviewed_on: 2024-05-29
review_in: 6 months
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title: Disaster Recovery
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last_reviewed_on: 2024-07-09
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### Decide where to store your backups

Where you are storing your backups is also important for disaster recovery. Most cloud storage solutions have durability guarantees. However, an outage could occur in the region containing your live service and backups. If your service has very high availability requirements, you may need copies of your data in a different region, or with a different service provider. Your conversations with IA and service owners can help you determine your risk tolerance for these hopefully rare scenarios.
Where you are storing your backups is also important for disaster recovery. Most cloud storage solutions have durability guarantees. However, an outage could occur in the region containing your live service and backups. If your service has very high availability requirements, you may need copies of your data in a different region, or with a different service provider. Your conversations with Information Security and service owners can help you determine your risk tolerance for these hopefully rare scenarios.

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) article [Offline backups in an online world](https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/blog-post/offline-backups-in-an-online-world) further explains why offline backups are important and suggests some approaches to use in a cloud environment.

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