Recovery time objective (RTO) refers to the maximum amount of time acceptable for an enterprise to restore service to a ...

Do you have a known Recovery time and point objective to meet your company’s uptime requirements? Are you sure your local and cloud backups and data haven’t been encrypted from a Ransom attack?

Practising recovery scenarios makes perfect sense when determining the Recovery Point Objective (RPO), the maximum time permitted for data to be restored, which may or may not mean data loss.

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.

State and local agencies should consider the benefits of recovery time objective, hypervisor-based replication and volume copy shadow service.

It can also reveal whether recovery time objectives (RTO) and recovery point objectives (RPO) are being reached, and where workarounds are available.

SSN: You’ve argued that traditional metrics like Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs) are no longer relevant during active breaches. What should security teams prioritize instead when every second counts ...

In data recovery discussions with senior IT executives, an oft-repeated refrain is about the difficulty in obtaining an accurate picture of their organizations’ ability to recover key ...

You just needed to understand interdependencies and calculate speed—of network, storage and backup. Recovery time objectives (RTOs) and recovery point objectives (RPOs) could be measured and tested.

Last month we looked at various types of database recovery, how they work, and how DBAs need to prepare for recovery scenarios. This month, let's delve a little deeper into the issues and decisions ...

All the backups in the world will do you no good if they’re not prioritized, up to date, secure, clean, accessible and recoverable in an acceptable amount of time.