Near zero data loss requirement strengthens business continuity plans, mandating near site replication and DRS staffing parity. MIIs must implement Near Site (NS) capability alongside Disaster Recovery Site (DRS): stock exchanges must achieve near zero data loss at NS, clearing corporations and depositories must achieve zero data loss. Recovery Point Objective (RPO) must be near zero, with documented data reconciliation for resumption from DRS/NS. DRS must be staffed with personnel having equivalent expertise to Primary Data Centre (PDC) and capable of independently running live operations. Solution architectures must ensure high availability, fault tolerance, no single point of failure, data and transaction integrity; synchronous replication between PDC and NS is required.
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Near zero data loss requirement strengthens business continuity plans, mandating near site replication and DRS staffing parity.
MIIs must implement Near Site (NS) capability alongside Disaster Recovery Site (DRS): stock exchanges must achieve near zero data loss at NS, clearing corporations and depositories must achieve zero data loss. Recovery Point Objective (RPO) must be near zero, with documented data reconciliation for resumption from DRS/NS. DRS must be staffed with personnel having equivalent expertise to Primary Data Centre (PDC) and capable of independently running live operations. Solution architectures must ensure high availability, fault tolerance, no single point of failure, data and transaction integrity; synchronous replication between PDC and NS is required.
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