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A 3-2-1 backup plan for your documents and photos

This article builds an ongoing backup plan around the 3-2-1 principle: how many copies to keep, where to store them and how to check that important documents can be restored.

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How to protect important data
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At a glance

Protect documents and photos with backups, recovery checks and a plan for dealing with device loss or drive failure.

Follow the 3-2-1 rule

Keep three copies on two types of storage, with one copy in another location.

Automate backups

A scheduled backup is more reliable than occasional manual copying.

Test recovery

Check periodically that your backup opens and files can actually be restored.

A schedule and a test restore

Record which copies run automatically, when completion is checked and how you will remember a restore test. Select a few important documents and restore them into a separate folder without replacing your working files. Open the copies and inspect their contents. Review the plan when you change computers or add an important new folder.

Practical checklist

  • Identify folders containing irreplaceable files.
  • Set an automatic backup schedule.
  • Periodically test recovery and check free space.

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