Ironing out recovery time objectives (RTO) and recovery point objectives (RPO) is crucial to balancing what stakeholders want and what it will cost to meet those expectations.

RPO and RTO outline a data set’s need for protection So RPO describes how often I need to protect my data to ensure that I can get back to what I had at the point when disaster or data ...

This gives them a good RTO for operational recoveries, but a lousy RPO for disasters. This is why most experts advise against shipping the original backup off-site.

RTO and RPO Businesses need to strike a balance between the level of business risk they can tolerate and the cost of perfect security. Initially, all businesses would say they can’t afford to ...

At their core, RTO and RPO are business objectives, not IT objectives. Ergo, it is absolutely critical that you let business stakeholders define them. This may sound like a recipe for disaster.

Given a variety of RTO and RPO needs, there are multiple approaches to configuring for DR. If your organization can tolerate a high RTO and RPO, log shipping and backup techniques may enable you to ...

Discover how a business impact analysis lays the groundwork for faster recovery in today’s threat-filled business landscape.

Amazon recently announced the availability of AWS Resilience Hub, a service designed to help customers define, measure, and manage the resilience of their applications on the cloud.

Balancing RPO and RTO Because your DR infrastructure is likely to be located hundreds, if not thousands, of miles away from your production infrastructure, you are unlikely to be able to rely on ...

It will also cover the importance of a strong data resilience strategy to meet RTO and RPO requirements, maintain compliance, and address security threats.