Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery Framework for Enterprise Systems

Authors

  • Neetu Sharma

Abstract

Business continuity is critical for modern enterprises operating in digital environments. This paper presents a cloud-based disaster recovery framework designed to ensure data availability and rapid recovery during system failures or cyberattacks. The framework utilizes distributed backups, virtualization, and automated failover mechanisms to minimize downtime and data loss. Comparative evaluation shows that cloud-based disaster recovery offers higher flexibility, lower implementation costs, and improved recovery time objectives compared to traditional recovery systems. The proposed model supports scalable and resilient enterprise operations in the face of increasing cybersecurity threats and natural disasters.

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Published

2024-11-29

How to Cite

Sharma, N. (2024). Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery Framework for Enterprise Systems. Indonasian Journal of Advanced Research & Technology , 6(6). Retrieved from https://scholarlyarticle.vncinstitute.com/index.php/IJART/article/view/80

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