Stalwart has identified certain aspects of business continuance and recovery that are vital components including a business continuance plan, data classification study, and business impact analysis. The recovery time objective (RTO) is the maximum allowable downtime after an outage for recovering systems, applications, and functions. RTO provides the basis for developing cost-effective recovery strategies and for determining when and how to implement these recovery strategies during a disaster situation. The recovery point objective (RPO) is the earlier point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage. RPO defines the maximum amount of data that your organization is willing to sacrifice after a disaster occurs. Together, RTO and RPO provide a measurable target for a business continuance and disaster recovery solution to achieve.

 

Stalwart Executive VP, Engineering, Jim Guido stated, “One never knows when disaster will strike so it’s absolutely imperative to be prepared for the unknown. Stalwart’s business continuance and disaster recovery solutions prepare you for just that and ensure that your business is secure.”

 

 

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