<b>Myth-Busting SOP: 'Daily Backups Mean We're Protected'</b>

<b>Myth-Busting SOP: 'Daily Backups Mean We're Protected'</b>

Backups are recovery, not prevention — and an untested backup is a hope, not a control. They also restore the same backdoor the attacker left. Harden the practice:

— Step 1: Keep backups off the production server and outside the web user's reach (ransomware targets local copies first).
— Step 2: Apply 3-2-1: three copies, two media, one off-site and immutable.
— Step 3: Scan backups for known malware before restoring, or you reinstate the breach.
— Step 4: Test a full restore quarterly — measure actual recovery time.
— Step 5: Verify retention is long enough to predate a slow-burn compromise (30-90 days).

Backups limit damage; they don't stop attacks. Run this every time.

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