I am working a big financial sector consulting job right now where disaster recovery tools managers have to check if primary servers really do have recovery ser

I am working a big financial sector consulting job right now where disaster recovery tools managers have to check if primary servers really do have recovery servers ready to spring up and mount network storage and firewall rules. It is an absolute cf because the current system is a bowl of manually verified spreadsheet spaghetti that exists mostly in two guys' heads. We are currently discovering that no one knows how many servers don't actually have recovery backups ready because the buck has been passed so often and so many people have come and gone. So I totally believe some employee as the single point of buck-passing would absolutely rubber stamp metallurgical tests just to avoid jamming up the system.