A Battle Plan for Disaster Recovery in the Wake of Ransomare
summary
Explains why ransomware is stealthy while region failures are noisy and gives a concrete recovery plan: enforce least privilege (time‑bound, resource‑bound access), add anomaly monitoring and perimeter deny‑all, decouple services into separate accounts to limit blast radius, and keep immutable backups with versioning in a locked account (avoid replication of corrupted data). Recommends scripted automation to spin up workloads on failover, weighs RTO/RPO tradeoffs and costs of warm standby; ends with five takeaways.
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