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1. When individuals or entities gain entry to a system without permission, potentially resulting in data loss or theft.
2. Storing older or infrequently accessed data in a separate location to prevent loss without cluttering the primary storage.
3. The malfunction or damage of physical components in ICT systems that can lead to data loss.
4. A detailed strategy outlining how data will be backed up regularly to prevent loss in case of system failure.
5. The potential legal liabilities faced by organizations due to data loss, including fines, penalties, and lawsuits for failing to protect sensitive information.
6. The absence of redundant copies of data, increasing the risk of permanent data loss in the event of a mishap.
7. The infringement of individuals' privacy rights as a result of data loss incidents, leading to concerns about data misuse or identity theft.
8. Having multiple copies of important data to ensure that it is not lost if one copy becomes inaccessible.
9. A method of error detection where the number of 1s, including the parity bit, is always even.
10. Unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information, leading to data loss and potential harm to individuals or organizations.
11. Blocks of data that are used for error checking and correction in a storage system.
12. Violently rotating column of air that can destroy buildings housing data centers resulting in data loss.
13. The unintended loss of data or information stored on a computer or device.
14. Series of large waves caused by underwater earthquakes that can flood data centers leading to data loss.
15. Insufficient or irregular data backup procedures in ICT systems, increasing the risk of data loss.
16. Uncontrolled fire that can engulf data centers and destroy data stored within them.
17. A Failover System where the backup system is not actively running but can be brought online manually.
18. Managing different versions of data to prevent loss and track changes over time.