![]() The traditional formula is to keep one copy on your device (the original copy), store one copy locally but not attached to your computer (such as on a NAS or external hard drive) safely away from any viruses that might affect your computer, and to store another copy online.Īfter all, a local drive can be stolen, lost in a fire, damaged by water, or who knows what! Good data backup practice, however, follows the golden 3-2-1 rule in which at least three copies of your data are kept to ensure against any form of loss. This is great, but out-of-the-box Time Machine only backs up your data to an external physical drive or a local NAS system that supports the Time Machine protocols. ![]() If you are a Mac user, then you probably know that macOS comes bundled with a critically acclaimed backup program called Time Machine.
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