my tweets are severely limited by my lack of understanding of what I am doing.
Here's a thread of ransomware planning questions orgs should consider. Start with: if backups are disk to disk, who can tamper with backups?
If you have backups, can you restore from them - REALLY? And how long does it take to fully restore? Imagine Active Directory dead too.
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Seen some failing to restore AD due to generation ID , often many only do vm backup
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If you have DR, would the problems replicate to DR? What would realistically stop DR being wiped too after invocation?
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Are backups and DR another teams' responsibility? Do they understand the security controls they need? Could you win fight if it went wrong?
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A disturbing amount of folks never do this level of testing. Should be mandatory.
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AD being ‘dead’ is unlikely. That said, most shops haven’t done drills for it so they’d be googling ‘authoritative restore’
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Not for SME running infrastructure on vsphere essentials or a small hyper-v cluster. Loss of AD quite possible due to shared storage.
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love this kinda scenario... the panic look on their faces... busted! well done :)
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Backup plans were updated to handle this scenario. Implementation and testing are a go!
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Wydaje się, że ładowanie zajmuje dużo czasu.
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