storing large volumes of data

How to ensure data security and integrity?

Data security and integrity are paramount in histology. Measures to protect data include:

Regular backups to multiple locations
Encryption of sensitive data
Using secure access controls
Maintaining an audit trail of data access and modifications

These strategies help prevent data loss, unauthorized access, and ensure that data remains accurate and reliable.

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