RTO and RPO are critical metrics for today’s data protection environments, and choosing the appropriate approach requires a detailed understanding of the environment and business objectives.

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.

Define RTO and RPO. RTO is defined by the global ICT standard for disaster recovery, ISO/IEC 27031:2011, as: “The period of time within which minimum levels of services and/or products and the ...

Make sure to take RPO into account when considering your off-site method. Assessing backup risk In addition to affecting your RTO and RPO, your method will also affect your risk level.

If this process takes the whole 15 minutes between backups, then the RPO is in fact 30 minutes: 15 minutes between backups, plus 15 minutes to ship the backups off-site. RTO RTO is the measure of how ...

I think we can all agree that protecting data is important – perhaps even very important. So how come some still find it a daunting challenge to progress from that acknowledgement into tangible ...

Quest NetVault Plus Helps IT Organizations Meet Demanding RTO, RPO Objectives Oct 5, 2022 Quest Software, a global systems management, data protection, and security software provider, is making ...

The RPO is a combination of the time between recovery points and the time it takes that data to be sent to the backup repository. If you make a backup of a workload every 15 minutes, and you do so to ...