The final price depends on two main parameters: the amount of reserved virtual resources required to quickly run a mirror copy of the IT infrastructure in Colobridge cloud and the amount of data in the storage which is affected by RTO and RPO. RTO (Recovery time objective) is the time period when IT infrastructure will remain unavailable if a disaster or another incident occurs. The acceptable RTO is based on business peculiarities and needs. RPO (Recovery point objective) is the time period when data can be lost because of a disaster or another incident without causing business serious damage. If RPO amounts to two hours, the backup is done every two hours. Accordingly, the restored IT infrastructure will contain changes that occurred no more than two hours ago (in fact, it can be 10 or 30 minutes, but cannot be 2 hours and 5 minutes). The shorter RTO and RPO are, the more expensive IT infrastructure disaster recovery service is. It is technically possible to implement instant recovery, but the price and complexity of implementing such a project may be disproportionate from the best value for money perspective for business. When choosing the best possible solution, it is necessary to reach a compromise between the price of ensuring IT infrastructure disaster resistance and the losses that the company will suffer because of a disaster or another incident.