An organization has decided to implement a new backup strategy to reduce the amount of time required for their daily backups and to conserve storage space.
Which backup method would best suit their needs while allowing for quick recovery of files that change regularly?
The incremental backup method only saves the changes made since the last backup, making it efficient in terms of storage and time. This approach allows organizations to quickly recover recent files without the need to restore from a full backup each time.
Other options, like full backups would consume more storage and take longer to complete and differential backups would still take more time than incremental backups because they include all changes since the last full backup.
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