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Disaster recovery is more than maintaining regular data backups. It is about ensuring that critical systems, applications, infrastructure, and business operations can be restored within acceptable timeframes when unexpected disruptions occur. A resilient organization prepares not just to protect its data, but to keep its business running.
Cybersecurity & Governance
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Business continuity demands far more than routine backups; it requires a validated strategy for total operational resilience. Backups preserve data, but disaster recovery depends on your ability to restore systems and keep critical applications running during an outage. This relies on defining two key business metrics: Recovery Point Objective (RPO), which measures tolerable data loss, and Recovery Time Objective (RTO), which limits acceptable downtime. An untested plan is just an assumption. Resilience is measured not by documented procedures, but by proven recovery capabilities.
Cybersecurity & Governance
