FREE RESOURCE Are your backups actually working?
Are your backups actually working?
Find out in 10 minutes.
Most businesses think they have backups. Far fewer have backups that would actually restore the business after ransomware or a fat-finger deletion. This 24-point audit walks you through the gap. No jargon, no sales call.
CHECKLIST · 8 PAGES · 10 MIN
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What's inside
- 24 yes/no checkpoints across coverage, 3-2-1 rule, restore testing, and operations
- What "immutable" and "offline" actually mean and why ransomware deletes regular backups
- The restore-test cadence cyber insurers expect to see
- The three things every business should fix first if anything is missing
Format
8-page PDF · A4 · ~325 KB · readable on any device
IS THIS FOR YOU
Written for Australian SMB owners and IT managers
You'll get value from this if
- You believe you have backups but cannot remember the last time anyone tested a restore
- Your insurer is asking pointed questions about your backup posture
- You want a structured conversation with your IT person, not a vague chat
This is not
- A formal backup and disaster recovery audit (that is the CIO Tech IT Audit, fixed scope, fixed fee)
- A vendor pitch for a particular backup product
- A substitute for engaging a specialist if you have already had a ransomware event
