Backup focuses on service continuity, while disaster recovery focuses on data recoverability.

According to Huawei’s technical standards for data protection, this statement is the reverse of the actual definitions. Backup focuses on data recoverability, while Disaster Recovery (DR) focuses on service continuity.

Backup is the process of creating a redundant copy of data to protect against accidental deletion, data corruption, or hardware failure. Its primary goal is to ensure that a copy of the data exists and can be restored (recoverability). Disaster Recovery, however, involves the infrastructure and processes required to resume business operations (services) after a catastrophic event (like a flood or fire). DR utilizes technologies like HyperMetro (active-active) or HyperReplication (remote replication) to ensure that the application remains available or can be restarted quickly at a secondary site, thereby ensuring Service Continuity . Because the statement swaps these two core objectives, the answer is False.