A lot of businesses assume they're covered because backups are running somewhere. The harder question is whether those backups would actually work if the business needed them today. We wrote a new post breaking down what operational recovery really requires beyond just having files backed up.
Untested backups fail more often than business owners expect, whether from corrupted files, incomplete backup schedules, or restore processes nobody has ever actually walked through. The time to find that out is not in the middle of an outage.
Our post covers what a genuinely reliable backup and recovery plan includes, and the questions worth asking about your current setup. It's practical, not theoretical.
If your server failed today, do you actually know how long it would take to get your business back online?
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