What is a key aspect of restoring capabilities to consider during backup planning?

Considering validation rules during the restore process is a key aspect of restoring capabilities during backup planning because these rules enforce data integrity and ensure that the restored data complies with defined business requirements. If validation rules are not adhered to during the restoration, it could lead to inconsistencies, data corruption, or violation of business logic, resulting in more issues during or after the restoration. By taking validation rules into account, organizations can ensure that the data being restored is not only complete but also valid, thereby minimizing potential errors and maintaining the reliability of the system.

Other factors, such as backup frequency, cost of storage, and volume of data access requests, are important in overall data management and backup strategies, but they do not directly relate to ensuring the integrity and functional compliance of the data during the restoration process.