Description: X-Backup refers to the process of creating a copy of data to protect against loss. This process is fundamental in data management, as it allows users and organizations to safeguard critical information against potential hardware failures, human errors, cyberattacks, or natural disasters. Backups can be performed in various ways, including local copies on external devices, cloud storage, or automated backup systems. Backups can be full, where all information is copied, or incremental, which only includes changes made since the last backup. The frequency and method of backup depend on the importance of the data and the information management policy of each entity. In an increasingly digital world, X-Backup has become an essential practice to ensure business continuity and protect personal data, being a key tool in disaster recovery strategies.
