Which of the following has been defined when a disaster recovery plan (DRP) requires daily...

TheRecovery Point Objective (RPO)defines themaximum acceptable amount of data lossmeasured in time before a disaster occurs.

Daily Backups:If the DRP requiresdaily backups, the RPO is effectively set at24 hours, meaning the organization can tolerate up to one day of data loss.

Data Preservation:Ensures that the system can recover data up to the last backup point.

Business Continuity Planning:Helps determine how often data backups need to be performed to minimize loss.

Other options analysis:

A. Maximum tolerable downtime (MTD):Refers to the total time a system can be down before significant impact.

B. Recovery time objective (RTO):Defines the time needed to restore operations after an incident.

D. Mean time to failure (MTTF):Indicates the average time a system operates before failing.

CCOA Official Review Manual, 1st Edition References:

Chapter 5: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery:Defines RPO and its importance in data backup strategies.

Chapter 7: Risk Management:Discusses RPO as a key metric in disaster recovery planning.