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Long-term persistence and recovery refers to the ability of data or information systems to remain accessible and usable over extended periods of time, ensuring that data can be retained, retrieved, and reconstructed even after significant periods of inactivity or change.

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Organizations that manage data, especially those involved in research, healthcare, finance, and any sector where data retention is mandated by law or industry standards, are required to file long-term persistence and recovery.

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To fill out long-term persistence and recovery requirements, one must gather relevant data about the systems used for data storage, create a detailed plan for data access and restoration, and document the processes that ensure data integrity and availability over time.

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The purpose of long-term persistence and recovery is to ensure that important data remains secure, accessible, and intact for future use, thus supporting organizational compliance, data integrity, and operational continuity.

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Information reported on long-term persistence and recovery typically includes data storage methods, retention policies, backup and recovery procedures, disaster recovery plans, and any risks associated with data loss or damage.