PR.IR-03.268

Has your organization implemented high-availability components such as redundant storage and power supplies to ensure system reliability?

Explanation

High-availability components help minimize system downtime by providing backup mechanisms that automatically take over when primary components fail. Examples include redundant storage arrays (RAID configurations), uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), redundant network paths, and clustered servers configured for automatic failover.

Evidence could include system architecture diagrams showing redundancy configurations, vendor documentation for high-availability solutions implemented, maintenance logs for redundant components, or results from failover testing that demonstrate the effectiveness of the redundant systems.

Implementation Example

Use high-availability components like redundant storage and power supplies to improve system reliability

ID: PR.IR-03.268

Context

Function
PR: PROTECT
Category
PR.IR: Technology Infrastructure Resilience
Sub-Category
Mechanisms are implemented to achieve resilience requirements in normal and adverse situations

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