A data replication strategy where all data changes are data stamped and saved to secondary systems as the changes are happening is called:
A) mirror site
B) electronic vaulting
C) continuous data protection (CDP)
D) Dumping

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Continuous data protection (CDP) strategy continuously captures all data changes and saves them to secondary systems as the changes occur. This ensures that data is always up-to-date and minimizes the chances of data loss in case of a system failure or disaster. Mirror sites and electronic vaulting may not provide the same level of real-time protection as CDP. Dumping is not a recognized data replication strategy.

A Data Replication Strategy Where All Data Changes Are Data