Platforms Glossary
In simplest terms, a redundant array of independent disks (RAID) is a way of storing and securing the same information in a variety of ways. This method of data storage often includes several small-capacity hard disks, which can store a large amount of data while providing redundancy and overall reliability. A RAID approach involves capturing data, stripping that data, and copying it onto multiple drives. This approach provides fast, secure data storage.
It's crucial for all companies, including SMBs, to safeguard data and information, especially information stored in the cloud. Small businesses can use the RAID approach to safeguard important data.
