Protect and Recover with Autonomous Recovery
summary
Reports show ransomware breaches average nearly $5M and project $265B global cost by 2031. Oracle Zero Data Loss Autonomous Recovery Service claims zero to sub-second recovery by enabling real-time protection on the Database Management page and shows examples where data loss exposure drops below two seconds. Backups use enforced encryption, continuous anomaly validation, retention lock to prevent deletion or shortening of retention, and logical airgapped backups stored in an Oracle managed tenancy; alarms fire if data loss exposure exceeds 30 seconds.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Zero Data Loss Recovery Service
- 2:25Three Key Principles
- 3:15Enable RealTime Protection
- 4:46Secure Your Backups
- 7:35Monitoring Protection
- 9:51Key takeaways
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