A lower recovery time objective (RTO) results in:

A. higher disaster tolerance.

B. higher cost.

C. wider interruption windows.

D. more permissive data loss.

Explanation:

A recovery time objective (RTO) is based on the acceptable downtime in case of a disruption of operations. The lower the RTO, the higher the cost of recovery strategies. The lower the disaster tolerance, the narrower the interruption windows, and the lesser the permissive data loss.