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Safeguard Catalogue - Communications Remarks<br />

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required data media. For this, the measures in S 2.3 Data media control and<br />

Chapter 4.3.3 Data media archive must be observed.<br />

<strong>The</strong> following factors are influential in this context:<br />

Availability requirements:<br />

<strong>The</strong> higher the availability requirements, the faster the required access to<br />

relevant data media. If manual inventory-keeping does not fulfil the<br />

availability requirements, automatic access systems (e.g. robotic cassette<br />

archives) can be used.<br />

Data volumes:<br />

<strong>The</strong> data volume decisively determines the number of data media to be<br />

stored. Large data volumes require correspondingly large storage capacities<br />

of the data archive.<br />

Deadlines:<br />

If erasures deadlines need to be maintained, the data backup archive must<br />

be organised appropriately and equipped with the required erasure devices.<br />

Erasures are to be executed and documented in the data backup archive by<br />

the specified deadlines. In the event that erasure is not technically possible,<br />

organisational measures can prevent reuse of files to be erased.<br />

Data confidentiality and integrity requirements:<br />

<strong>The</strong> higher these requirements are, the more important it is to prevent data<br />

media from being manipulated. In general, the access control necessary for<br />

this can only be achieved by the infrastructure and organisation-related<br />

measures described in Chapter 4.3.3 Data Media Archive.<br />

Transport modes<br />

Data are transferred during any backup process. <strong>The</strong> following must be<br />

observed in such situations, irrespective of whether data are being transferred<br />

through a network or line, or whether data media are being dispatched to an<br />

archive.<br />

Availability requirements:<br />

<strong>The</strong> higher the availability requirements, the more quickly data need to be<br />

obtained for restoration. This is to be considered during the selection of the<br />

transmission medium or transport mode.<br />

Data volumes:<br />

If data required for restoration are to be transferred through a network, the<br />

selection of the network's transmission capacity must also be based on the<br />

data volumes. It must be ensured that the data volumes can be transmitted<br />

within the required time periods (availability requirement).<br />

Data modification times:<br />

If data backups are performed through a network (particularly at specified<br />

intervals), the data volumes involved can result in congestions during<br />

transmission. A sufficient transmission capacity must, therefore, be<br />

ensured at the time of data backup.<br />

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<strong>IT</strong>-<strong>Baseline</strong> <strong>Protection</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>: Oktober 2000

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