SHRINKING RPO AND RTO MISSION CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONS IS DISASTER RECOVERY LAST BACKUP DATA RESTORED EVENT TIME RPO RTO Recovery Point Objective (RPO) for an application describes the point in time to which data must be restored to successfully resume processing. Recovery Time Objective (RTO) for an application is the goal for how quickly you need to have the application’s information back available after a disaster has occurred. How Long Does It Take to Recover Your Data? The Business Impact After Disaster Strikes: • 95% occur within one week • 99% occur within one month Estimated cost for every hour of downtime is $84,000** of small and medium-sized businesses are not prepared for an IT Disaster SOURCE: Horizon Information Strategies SOURCE: National Archives & Records Administration in Washington **IDC ***BackBox and Quorum AS TIME GOES ON, COSTS GO UP Business Cost After Disaster $ 0 Downtime No Loss 24 Hour Backup 48 Hour Backup RPO RTO 48 Hour Downtime 24 Hour Downtime $2,016,000 ** $4,032,000 ** of recoveries occur within 24 hours % 90 65 % of the companies that lost their data center for 10 days or more due to a disaster, filed bankruptcy within one year. * 93% of outages last longer than a day, on average taking 30 hours to fully recover*** 80%+ For companies that rely on global communication, redundant networks are a must. Natural disasters can wipe out or severely degrade an entire geographical region — Internet access, electricity, or a whole data center. If you’re reliant on a single network, you’re setting yourself up for failure. - Christopher Coleman, IT Consultant, Cloud Solutions Architect at First Cloud Consulting LEARN MORE Is your business prepared for the next disaster? Take our self-assessment test below! If you answered ‘No’ to any of the above questions, your disaster recovery response is at risk. Contact IntelePeer today to see how we can help shrink your RPO and RTO to ensure business continuity during a disaster. YES NO Does your business back-up data at least once every two weeks? Does your company currently do incremental backups on blocks of data that have changed since the last back-up? Does your business currently replicate data on a secondary offsite server? Does your business currently have a back-up network for your primary and secondary servers? Does your voice network have a backup network?

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SHRINKING RPO AND RTO

MISSION CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONSIS DISASTER RECOVERY

LAST BACKUP DATA RESTOREDEVENT TIME

RPO RTO

Recovery Point Objective (RPO) for an application describes the point in time to which data must be restored to successfully resume processing.

Recovery Time Objective (RTO) for an application is the goal for how quickly you need to have the application’s information back available after a disaster has occurred.

How Long Does It Taketo Recover Your Data?

The Business Impact After Disaster Strikes:

• 95% occur within one week• 99% occur within one month

Estimated cost for every hour of downtime is $84,000**

of small and medium-sized businesses are not prepared for an IT Disaster

SOURCE: Horizon Information Strategies

SOURCE: National Archives & Records Administration in Washington **IDC ***BackBox and Quorum

AS TIME GOES ON, COSTS GO UP

Business Cost After Disaster

$0 Downtime

No Loss

24 HourBackup

48 HourBackup

RPO

RTO

48 HourDowntime

24 HourDowntime

$2,016,000**

$4,032,000**

of recoveries occurwithin 24 hours

%90

65%

of the companies that lost their data center for 10 days or more due to a disaster, filed bankruptcy within one year. *

93%

of outages last longer than a day, on average taking 30 hours to fully recover***

80%+

For companies that rely on global communication, redundant networks are a must. Natural disasters

can wipe out or severely degrade an entire geographical region — Internet access, electricity, or a

whole data center. If you’re reliant on a single network, you’re setting yourself up for failure.

- Christopher Coleman, IT Consultant, Cloud Solutions Architect at First Cloud Consulting

LEARN MORE

Is your business prepared for the next disaster?Take our self-assessment test below!

If you answered ‘No’ to any of the above questions, your disaster recovery response is at risk.

Contact IntelePeer today to see how we can help shrink your RPO and RTO to ensure business continuity during a disaster.

YES NODoes your business back-up data at least once every two weeks?

Does your company currently do incremental backups on blocks of data that have changed since the last back-up?

Does your business currently replicate data on a secondary offsite server?

Does your business currently have a back-up network for your primary and secondary servers?

Does your voice network have a backup network?

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