Recovering from ransomware requires a plan for what happens after an attack is detected.

Teams need to understand the scope of the incident, contain the threat, determine which recovery points can be trusted, restore critical systems in the appropriate sequence, and validate the environment before returning to normal operations.

Cohesity’s Your Roadmap to Ransomware Resilience takes a detailed look at the preparation and capabilities required to support that process.

Building cyber resilience requires organizations to prepare for both sides of a cyberattack: reducing risk before an incident and maintaining a reliable path to recovery when one occurs.

This Cohesity eBook explores five critical areas for strengthening that capability.

Cyber resilience depends on more than having backups in place. Organizations need to understand how well their data is protected, how quickly threats can be identified, and whether critical systems can be safely recovered when an incident occurs.

This Cyber Resilience Maturity Checklist from Cohesity provides a practical way to assess your current readiness across key areas.

While you may have a disaster recovery plan in place, recovering from destructive cyberattacks requires a different approach. The reason: You need to be able to respond fast, effectively investigate how the attack occurred, and mitigate threats in order to recover securely. Follow these 8 best practices and you’ll be on your way to true cyber resilience.