Description: The archiving strategy refers to the systematic plan that defines how log data will be managed and stored over time. This strategy is crucial to ensure that logs remain accessible and organized, allowing organizations to comply with data retention regulations and facilitate information retrieval in case of audits or investigations. An effective archiving strategy considers factors such as the frequency of data access, the volume of information generated, and the available storage capabilities. Additionally, it should include policies on the duration of storage, data compression, and the secure deletion of obsolete records. Implementing an appropriate archiving strategy not only optimizes storage space usage but also improves system performance by reducing the load of active data. A well-defined archiving strategy allows users to maintain a balance between data availability and operational efficiency, ensuring that critical information is always at hand when needed.
