Defenses fail.
Secure backups
don’t.
Secure backups are immutable and ready to support forensics and recovery.
That’s resilience everywhere.
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DR plans work for outages,
not cyberattacks
Natural disasters disrupt operations, but their causes are clear. Teams can quickly identify issues, fix them, and recover. Cyber threats are different. Adversaries cover traces, corrupt systems, and bypass defenses. Cyber resilience requires investigation, not just restore.
typical disaster recovery scenario:
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You know the cause
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Logs are intact
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Systems reboot expected
Destructive cyberattack scenario:
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The root cause may be unclear
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Systems can be corrupted
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Controls may be evaded
Skip investigation and risk
reinfection
Restoring systems without understanding the attack leaves you open to reinfection.
Start your recovery in a clean room—a secure, isolated environment. Only after you investigate and remediate can you safely bring your systems back online.
Backups aren’t just insurance. They’re your #1
investigative asset.
When your primary security controls go dark, backups are your source of truth.
Immutable backup data provides a definitive chain of custody, deeper insight into the attack timeline, and rich forensics for your investigation.
Preparation is power
To prepare for your incident response, develop your Minimum Viable Response Capability (MVRC) immediately.
Start by:
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Identifying your most important tools, documents, and processes for managing response and recovery
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Maintaining these crucial resources in a digital jump bag so you can quickly restore them to a trusted state
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Testing application recovery processes rigorously using automation
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Planning your clean room strategy
Watch our 2-minute video and see how to put these preparations into practice.
Don’t just recover.
recover securely.
Learn how with the 5 steps
to cyber resilience
