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There should be a backup device or system offsite somewhere that automatically grabs incrementals of everything (and yells at you if it can't for some reason),
by thaumaturgy 9y ago
There should be a backup device or system offsite somewhere that automatically grabs incrementals of everything (and yells at you if it can't for some reason), essentially nobody should have any kind of remote access to it, and the fewest possible people should have physical access to it and gaining physical access should be such a hassle that you don't do it unless it's critical.
That's how I do it, anyway.
We can grant that this can be logistically difficult at certain scales, but it doesn't fall into the "engineering-impossible" bucket until you reach Facebook's size.
- bobbob1921 9y agoWhat you're describing here would require the company to be able to access their clients servers and data. I don't know of any server provider (bare metal or cloud) that forces users to allow the company full access to their data (outside of managed providers were you voluntarily give this up , as you're paying them to fully manage your server)