A backup exists only when it can be restored.
We don't build plans based on hope. Every backup strategy that goes to production passes a real restore test — before we call it done.
How we build BCP
RTO/RPO mapping
How long you can be down and how much data you can lose — per application, not per company.
3-2-1-1-0 rule
Three copies, two media, one offsite, one immutable, zero verified errors.
Immutable repo
A copy that neither ransomware nor insiders can delete within retention.
Restore test
Quarterly real restore test. Documented time, result, issues.
DR runbook
Who does what, in which order, how it's communicated — before anything happens.
Ransomware
Immutable copy, isolated repository, fast restore.
Hardware failure
Server, storage, critical component replacement without data loss.
Cloud provider incident
Backup not sitting next to production.
Insider error
Accidental deletion, point-in-time restore, versioned snapshots.
Physical damage
Fire, flood, theft — offsite copy in another location.
- 01Documented per-application backup strategy
- 02Immutable + offsite repository
- 03Quarterly restore test with report
- 04DR runbook with roles and communications
- 05RTO/RPO in the contract, not the deck
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The next step isn't another tool, but a clear view of your current state, priorities and risk.