Most organizations have backups. Far fewer have ever actually tested whether those backups would work in a real emergency. That gap is what this closes.
A backup approach matched to your actual recovery needs — what has to come back in hours versus what can wait days.
A documented, specific plan for what happens during an outage or ransomware event, so the response isn't improvised.
Regularly testing that backups and recovery procedures actually work, rather than assuming they do.
Clear expectations for how quickly different systems can realistically be restored.
An untested backup is a hope, not a plan. The organizations that recover quickly from ransomware or hardware failure are almost always the ones who tested their recovery process before they needed it.
At minimum annually, though more frequent testing is recommended for critical systems.
With a tested plan in place, critical systems can often be restored within hours rather than days — the gap without one is significant.
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