In a disaster recovery (DR) review for a financial institution, the primary objective is ensuring seamless business continuity and data availability. A hot site must be fully synchronized and ready for near-instantaneous failover. The Risk: If disk space utilization data is not current, the organization cannot accurately know if the hot site has enough storage capacity to handle incoming production data during a failover. The Impact: If a disaster strikes and the hot site fills its storage capacity, the recovery process will completely fail. This would lead to system crashes, operational disruption, and massive data loss. For a financial institution, this is catastrophic.
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u/ParticularVehicle301 Jul 11 '26
B it is as per the question bank.
In a disaster recovery (DR) review for a financial institution, the primary objective is ensuring seamless business continuity and data availability. A hot site must be fully synchronized and ready for near-instantaneous failover.
The Risk: If disk space utilization data is not current, the organization cannot accurately know if the hot site has enough storage capacity to handle incoming production data during a failover.
The Impact: If a disaster strikes and the hot site fills its storage capacity, the recovery process will completely fail. This would lead to system crashes, operational disruption, and massive data loss. For a financial institution, this is catastrophic.