In 2024, 92% of IT leaders reported an increase in the frequency of database hacking attempts compared to 2023.
Human error, cyber threats, technical failures, and natural disasters are some of the reasons for conducting regular database backups.
Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN), Oracle Data Guard, Oracle Flashback, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Backup are some of the tools for creating and managing backups offered by Oracle Database.
Database administrators must create a Disaster Recovery Plan to guarantee quick restoration of applications and data after an accident.
It is advisable to regularly test backups for integrity, store data copies on different media, and build a high-availability DB system.
Database-Level Recovery, Point-in-Time Recovery for Test Systems, and Minimizing Downtime are some of the methods of data recovery.
Despite Oracle Database's powerful tools for backup and data recovery, human errors and backup malfunctions can still cause system failures.
Data backup and recovery is a strategic task that requires a professional approach and regular updates, testing, and optimization.
Establishing an efficient backup and recovery system ensures business resilience to unexpected events that may lead to catastrophic data loss.