Traditional disaster recovery approaches built around physical backup sites are being reconsidered as institutions move more infrastructure to cloud environments with different resilience characteristics. This shift requires updated testing protocols and clearer recovery time expectations tailored to cloud-native architectures. Institutions treating this as an opportunity to modernise recovery planning, rather than simply replicating old approaches in a new environment, are building genuinely more resilient systems.
Disaster Recovery Planning Gets a Cloud-Era Rethink
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