A message that the backup completed does not mean the data can be restored from it. We check that with a test.
01
What we check
Whether the copy cannot be overwritten, whether the encrypted copy in Poland is keeping up with the local one, and whether the target RPO can hold on the current link.
A file restore test
A machine-start test and a copy integrity check
Who can delete the copy
02
Audits in the packages
The audit is part of the Compliance package. You can also start with one before choosing Backup or Continuity.
Report contents
1.Summary for the board
2.Critical systems, RPO, RTO, and the cost of an hour of downtime
3.Where the copies are and who can delete them
4.Test result: file, machine, integrity
5.GDPR, NIS2, and KSC: what applies to you
6.List of changes in order of priority
Example · fictional data
Restore test report
Test date
14.03.2026
Scope
ERP, file server, email
Target RTO
4 h
Measured recovery time
3 h 12 min
System
Restore time
ERP— No issues
1 h 05 min
File server— No issues
48 min
Email— With notes
1 h 19 min
Result: passed with notes
To fix
The appliance at the office is low on free space. Disks need adding before the next test.
The database password was not in the password vault. It delayed the email restore by 20 minutes.