Backups that have never been tested for restoration are a false sense of security — and a common way ransomware recovery fails when it matters most. We keep verified-clean backups and a recovery plan that's actually been run, not just written down.
Backups are checked to confirm they're free of the threat that caused the incident in the first place — restoring a clean copy, not a re-infected one.
Recovery is rehearsed before you ever need it, so the plan works in practice — not just on paper.
You know, in advance, roughly how long recovery takes — so "how long until we're back" has a real answer, not a guess.
Plenty of organizations discover their backups are incomplete, out of date, or re-infected only during an actual incident — the worst possible time to find out. A recovery plan is only as good as the last time it was tested end to end.
Book a preparedness call for a straight answer on where your backup and recovery posture actually stands.