Survivability Policy

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@fullXRI inherits the Global Survivability Policy defined by XDI.org, and in addition publishes its own Community Survivability Policy.

GRSPs MUST use commercially reasonable procedures to protect GRS data from technical or business failures, disasters, or other unforeseen circumstances. These procedures SHOULD include daily data backup, weekly off-site escrow updates, and the use of geograpically remote data archival systems. GRSPs MUST enter into a data escrow agreement with XDI.org to provide for reasonably foreseeable eventualities such as termination of business, acquisition of business, or termination of the GRSP relationship.

In addition to inheriting the Global Survivability Policy, @fullXRI defines the following Community Survivability Policy:

@fullXRI uses commercially reasonable procedures to protect GRS data from technical or business failures, disasters, or other unforeseen circumstances. These procedures include daily data backups (both onsite and offsite). @fullXRI has entered into a data escrow agreement with XDI.org to provide for reasonably foreseeable eventualities such as termination of business, acquisition of business, or termination of the GRSP relationship.
All transactions, correspondence and communications (successful or not) with the Global Registry Services (GRS) are logged in a database for at least the length of the registration contract.
A separate database holds a "status quo" view of all currently active I-Names, I-Numbers, I-Services and associated data.
Backups of these databases are made on a daily basis.

@fullXRI assures that this Survivability Policy is in conformance with the XDI.org Global Survivability Policy.