Survey | Recovery Point

We scan backups for malware or ransomware before recovery

Yes

No

We use anomaly detection or behavior-based analysis on backup images

Yes

No

Backups are checked for data corruption or integrity issues

Yes

No

We employ the 3-2-1-1-0 backup strategy (3 copies of your data, stored on 2 different media types, with 1 copy offsite, 1 copy offline/air-gapped, and 0 errors during recovery testing)

Yes

No

We perform automated power-on tests for full systems, not just files

Yes

No

Critical applications are tested for functionality and dependency integrity

Yes

No

We validate OS and service boot sequences in test environments

Yes

No

We track recovery point objectives (RPO) and recovery time objectives (RTO) against real test results

Yes

No

Backups are validated automatically and on a recurring schedule

Yes

No

We get alerts when a backup fails integrity checks or system validation

Yes

No

We simulate recovery scenarios at least quarterly (or more often)

Yes

No

Backup validation is part of our incident response or DR tabletop exercises

Yes

No

We can produce a recoverability score or report on demand

Yes

No

We retain logs and audit trails of backup validation activity

Yes

No

Our reports meet the standards of cyber insurers, auditors, or compliance bodies

Yes

No

We can prove last known good state for critical systems

Yes

No

We test backups in an isolated or air-gapped cleanroom environment

Yes

No

Our backup infrastructure is protected from credential compromise or lateral movement

Yes

No

We implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) and role-based access control on backup systems

Yes

No

We have immutable or write-once backup storage to prevent tampering

Yes

No

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