Define: "Mean Time to Innocence (MTTI)" in Business
Minimal fiscal damage
"Keep pre-saved PCAP filters ready on your desktop. The faster you prove it's an application error, the faster you get off the 2 AM bridge call."
A metric measuring the average time required for a technical team to demonstrate that an infrastructure failure was not caused by their systems.
What does "Mean Time to Innocence (MTTI)" actually mean?
"The exact amount of time it takes network engineering to pull packet captures and prove the developers broke their own application."
"We are tracking Mean Time to Innocence as part of our cross-departmental incident response framework."
"Our MTTI was under four minutes because I dropped the Wireshark pcap straight into the bridge chat before the AppDev lead finished blaming the firewall."
By The Chief Waste Officer
18 years in the corporate trenches quantifying waste so you don't have to.
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