Encryption and network security are often used to protect data. Bushfires and tornadoes care little about whether the data is encrypted. Firefighters won't ask your permission before hosing down your entire computer system. Any offsite vaulting strategy will have vulnerability for the most important data in your business - the data you just created - not the data from last week. Physical security of data is often overlooked. Nearly every business closes after experiencing catastrophic data loss (up to 94% ).

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The Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is the maximum acceptable length of time that can elapse before the lack of certain business data severely impacts the business. Recovery Point Objective (RPO) describes the acceptable amount of data loss measured in time. A balance of RTO/RPO with cost typically forms the basis for many disaster recovery strategies.

There are two main benefits to a data on-site disaster recovery plan which include meeting recovery time objectives and protecting the security of the information which may be subject to compliance regulations.

On-site disaster recover plans should only be considered when the data is protected from a site natural disaster such as flood or fire. The ioSafe Protection Technology ensures that a hard drive protected by the program can withstand floods and fires at the stated rating.