# Recovery Confidence

## What is Recovery Confidence?

Anyone responsible for IT will tell you backup and recovery is the part of the job that makes them nervous. In the cyber era, that fear is multiplied.

Recovery Confidence means knowing that when something goes wrong, you can recover quickly and effectively. But many organisations don’t feel confident they can.

### The Recovery Confidence Score

**How do you objectively quantify confidence?**

The Recovery Confidence Score was designed to capture best practice in data protection and IT resilience to assess and rate the maturity of data protection operations. It’s not specific to any particular technology but rather the processes and procedures that guarantee you can recover quickly and completely.

* Is your environment segregated and isolated?
* Are you managing day-to-day operations effectively?
* Does protection adapt as your business changes?
* Is it integrated with your wider cyber and business resilience operations?&#x20;

Based on these factors, the Recovery Confidence Score quantifies your resilience as a score out of 100 and provides clear guidance on how to improve it.

**Example**

| Category                       | Value     |
| ------------------------------ | --------- |
| Recoverability Score           | 99.60     |
| Security and Segregation Score | 60.00     |
| Recovery Validation Score      | 92.33     |
| Process Validation Score       | 93.33     |
| **RCS**                        | **86.32** |


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