Most organizations already have backups and documented recovery plans. Far fewer can confidently prove that mission-critical business services will recover — from a trusted recovery point, within the window the business actually requires — when a cyberattack puts systems, data, and operations under pressure.

Join Scott Baker, IBM Storage, for a global customer discussion featuring Lance Martincich, Unix Systems Engineer, City of Cape Town (South Africa), and Steven Wolk, Chief Technology Officer, P.C. Richard & Son (U.S.).

Bringing perspectives from different parts of the world and spanning hands-on infrastructure operations, resiliency governance, and executive technology leadership, our panel will explore what testing reveals, what evidence organizations should demand, how to determine whether recovery points are truly trustworthy, and where infrastructure intelligence can help strengthen recovery decisions.

Whether you're responsible for security, risk, infrastructure, or business continuity, you'll gain practical insights into how leading organizations are moving beyond documented plans and backups toward a more defensible standard of recovery readiness based on validated recovery points, practiced procedures, measurable objectives, and proven outcomes.

Register now to hear real-world lessons from technology leaders across three continents and discover what it truly takes to prove recovery readiness before a cyber incident puts it to the test.