Industry Term
Maximum Tolerable Downtime
Maximum Tolerable Downtime (MTD) is the longest period that a business can tolerate being without a specific function or service before significant harm occurs.
Key Takeaways
- Critical for business continuity planning.
- Helps prioritize recovery efforts.
- Varies by business function.
Understanding MTD
Maximum Tolerable Downtime is a key metric for organizations to assess their resilience. By understanding MTD, businesses can prioritize their recovery strategies effectively.
Sources
Business continuity management frameworks.
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