RPO, or Recovery Point Objective, is the acceptable amount of business transactions an organisation is prepared to lose if they recover from a backup. RTO, or Recovery Time Objective, is the amount of time acceptable to a company for the recovery of the systems after a disaster.
An organisation rebuilding from traditional point in time back-ups, such as removable media, risks losing all of the data from the last successful back-up through to the point of the incident/disaster. Recovering systems from traditional back-ups is technically complex, very time consuming and can result in many days of lost system availability.
BIP services provides:
- RPO of 0 to minimal loss of data.
- RTO of 15 minutes
BIPs can be invoked for any incident that interrupts normal use of the protected systems – no exceptions.
BIPs Technical Engineers are available to respond to invocations of the service 24/7. A simple telephone call to Capital Continuity and within 15 minutes the failed system will be rebuilt and ready for use.
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