Gartner® Report
IT Resilience — 7 Tips for Improving Reliability, Tolerability and Disaster Recovery
In this report, Gartner shares 7 recommendations for improving the resilience posture of your critical systems.
These tips are formulated to help enterprises prevent failures from occurring, minimize the impact of incidents that do occur, and ensure systems can return to steady-state with minimal impact to the business.
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Gartner characterizes IT resilience as being reliable, tolerable and recoverable:
- Reliable: The degree to which your systems can remain performant, secure, and meet service-level objectives (SLOs) amid known and unknown IT hazards
- Tolerable: The degree to which overt adverse consequences of IT hazards can be managed within levels that are tolerated
- Recoverable: The degree to which systems and data can be confidently restored given the organization’s stated risk appetite for known and unknown IT hazards
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By the end of 2025, 30% of enterprises will establish new roles focused on IT resilience and boost end-to-end reliability, tolerability and recoverability by at least 45%.
Report Attribution: IT Resilience — 7 Tips for Improving Reliability, Tolerability and Disaster Recovery, Ron Blair, Belinda Wilson, Mrudula Bangera, Josh Chessman, 24 June 2021