Security ArchitectureQuestion 35 of 100
Which design ensures a system has no single point of failure by duplicating critical components?
a.Least functionality
b.Segmentation
c.Redundancy
d.Tokenization
Explanation
Redundancy duplicates critical components, such as power supplies or servers, so failure of one does not cause an outage. It supports high availability and resilience. Combined with failover, it keeps services running through faults.
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