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Ransomware Readiness, Continuity and Disaster Recovery

A backup only matters if you can restore from it when things go wrong. Learn the 3-2-1 idea, why one copy must be offline or unchangeable, how to set recovery targets with RPO and RTO, and how to prove recovery works by actually restoring, not just by talking it through.
Do you keep at least one backup copy that is offline or immutable?

1. Do you keep at least one backup copy that is offline or immutable?

Have RPO and RTO been agreed for your critical services?

2. Have RPO and RTO been agreed for your critical services?

When did you last perform an actual restore test (not just a discussion)?

3. When did you last perform an actual restore test (not just a discussion)?

Is there an agreed restoration order and continuity workaround for critical services?

4. Is there an agreed restoration order and continuity workaround for critical services?

Is there a documented owner for the key control in this chapter?

5. Is there a documented owner for the key control in this chapter?

Can the organisation provide current evidence that the control works?

6. Can the organisation provide current evidence that the control works?

Are weaknesses tracked to an owner and target date?

7. Are weaknesses tracked to an owner and target date?

Do employees know how to report a concern or incident?

8. Do employees know how to report a concern or incident?

Is this topic reviewed regularly and after significant changes?

9. Is this topic reviewed regularly and after significant changes?

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