Seven cloud disaster recovery myths, checked against public sources
Backups, Terraform, published RTOs, same-account restores and more, each checked against a public source.
Cloud resilience briefings
Short answer
Eight longer pieces from the research desk on how to buy, test, budget for and evidence cloud disaster recovery for infrastructure. Written for security leaders as well as SRE and platform teams, from public sources listed at the end of each piece.
Ranking current as of September 2026 · By the Cloud Resilience Vendors research desk
Business impact analysis, MTD and cyber resiliency: the NIST terms behind a cloud recovery plan
Where RTO and RPO come from, the limit they must sit inside, and why recovery is only one of four abilities.
Frequently asked questions about the briefings
How often are briefings published?
When there is something to add: a new standard, a change in vendor pricing or a month of announcements worth summarizing. Each post shows its publication date.
Are the briefings sponsored?
No vendor pays for a briefing. Briefings cite public sources for every vendor fact.
Where do the facts come from?
From vendor websites, documentation and pricing pages, regulator and government publications, and official cloud provider guidance. Every post lists its sources at the end.