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Some companies I've worked for have "disaster recovery" drills periodically. Those should involve restoring backups. From that you should have a timeline of how
by justin_oaks 5y ago
Some companies I've worked for have "disaster recovery" drills periodically. Those should involve restoring backups. From that you should have a timeline of how long it takes to perform a restore.
If it takes weeks to perform a restore then that should be a major red flag and be addressed.
Of course, if a company has the kind of security that allows them to be hit by ransomware, then they probably aren't diligent about their disaster recovery scenarios.
- spydum 5y agoobvious problem here is that most dont perform dr test across all systems simultaneously - they do it by major component, and usually have a working system.. ransomware can take down ALL of that, so you are left with bare metal recovery, and no infra to build off of.