Enable: IT Footprint Visibility

Business Case

Recover 15 to 30% of annual software spend. Reclaim devices and reassignable licenses sitting unused from past departures — typically $800 to $1,500 each. Close the identity gaps that turn into cyber insurance exclusions or denied claims. Walk away with a defensible picture of your IT footprint and a clear view of where the next investment pays back hardest.

Scope

In Scope

Out of Scope

Software and SaaS spend inventory Device, identity, vendor, and cloud-tenant registers Access matrix per business-critical system One-time cleanup: orphaned accounts, shared logins, dormant third-party access Overlap and redundancy mapping Renewal calendar and consolidation shortlist Defensible spend baseline Recommended target identity model for Stage 2

Automated register updates and maintenance (Stage 2 — Sustained IT Visibility) Recurring access certification cadence (Stage 2 — Unified Login & Endpoint Control) SSO, SCIM, and unified MFA rollout (Stage 2 — Unified Login & Endpoint Control) Backup scoping decisions (Stage 2 — Ransomware Survivability) Integration and data-flow mapping (separate Stage 1 — System Architecture Visibility) Privileged-access (just-in-time admin) hardening (Stage 4)

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Source systems identified, read-only access granted, register and access-matrix structure agreed before any data entry.
2	Raw discovery	Five domains pulled from source-system data: software, devices, identities, vendors, cloud tenants. Access lists cross-referenced against active rosters.
3	Register validated	Owners confirmed, exceptions flagged, unknowns escalated. Orphaned, shared, overprivileged, and dormant access confirmed with owners.
4	Analysis and cleanup	Overlap map, renewal calendar, spend baseline, prioritized consolidation shortlist. Confirmed access remediations executed with audit trail.
5	Findings delivered	Leadership walkthrough, registers handed over, target identity model documented, Stage 2 inputs identified.

Deliverables

• Spend, device, identity, vendor, and cloud-tenant registers in a maintainable format
• Access matrix per critical system
• Overlap and redundancy map
• Renewal calendar with notice-period lead times
• Cleanup log: orphaned, shared, dormant accounts remediated
• Prioritized consolidation shortlist with rationale
• Defensible spend baseline
• Recommended target identity model for Stage 2
• Documented practices and trained internal owners for the recurring cadence

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Benchmarks drawn from SMB-scoped industry research (Productiv, Zylo, BetterCloud, NPI, SecurEnds, Insureon, SeedPod Cyber broker benchmarks; 2024–2026), refreshed on a regular cycle. Your specific numbers come from your own systems during the engagement.

_{#ITAM · #SAM · #SaaSManagement · #ShadowIT · #IAM · #AccessReview · #OrphanedAccounts · #LicenseManagement}

Enable: Unified Login & Endpoint Control

Business Case

Replace twenty-plus passwords with one secured login across every business-critical app. Enroll every device so a lost laptop is a wipe command, not a breach. Move MFA coverage from “we think so” to provable — now the single largest factor in cyber-insurance pricing and the gap that turns claims into denials. Walk away with the identity-and-endpoint platform every later stage depends on: SSO, universal MFA, managed devices, and automated patching with monthly reporting.

Scope

In Scope	Out of Scope
Identity provider deployment or rationalization SSO and SCIM for top 20–30 business-critical apps Universal MFA with conditional-access policies MDM/UEM enrollment for every laptop, phone, and tablet Baseline device policies: encryption, screen lock, OS update, remote wipe Automated OS and third-party patch management with reporting Recurring access certification cadence (now sustainable)	Onboarding and offboarding automation Backup and recovery design Asset register maintenance Privileged-access (just-in-time admin) hardening Long-tail un-SCIM-able app automation

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Identity platform selected, app inventory prioritized, device fleet sized, current MFA and patch state documented.
2	Identity platform stood up	IdP deployed, SSO and SCIM connections live for the top tier of apps, MFA enforced.
3	Endpoint enrollment complete	Every device enrolled in MDM/UEM, baseline policies applied, compliance dashboard live.
4	Patch automation operational	OS and third-party patching automated with maintenance windows; monthly compliance reporting in place.
5	Handover and operating cadence	Quarterly access review scheduled, exception process documented, internal owners trained.

Deliverables

• Deployed identity platform with SSO/SCIM for prioritized apps
• Universal MFA with conditional-access policies
• Enrolled, policy-managed device fleet with compliance dashboard
• Automated patching with monthly reporting
• Documented quarterly access certification process
• Runbooks for internal IT operators

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Benchmarks drawn from SMB-scoped identity, endpoint, and patch-management research (Pylon helpdesk economics 2025, Automox/Ponemon patch data, Infrascale MSP Patch Management Statistics USA 2025, Insureon broker benchmarks 2025–2026). Your specific results come from your baseline during the engagement.

_{#SSO · #MFA · #MDM · #UEM · #ZeroTrust · #PatchManagement · #EndpointSecurity}

Enable: Cross-System Data Flow

Business Case

Give every employee back 6.5 hours a week — the equivalent of adding a part-time hire to every team without growing headcount. Replace the spreadsheet bridges between CRM, quoting, ERP, and project systems with monitored integrations. Customer entered once, flows everywhere — no more re-typing, no more drift between systems. Walk away with deployed integrations, a documented data model, error monitoring, and an integration runbook your team operates.

Scope

In Scope	Out of Scope
Data model design (system of record per entity) Integration platform deployment (iPaaS or native connectors) Bi-directional sync for customer, contact, product, and order data Error monitoring and alerting Decommissioning of manual data bridges Documented integration runbook	Architecture and source-of-truth discoveryPre.1 Unified reporting and BI layer System replacement or major customization AI-agent embedment in business processes

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Stage 1 architecture map confirmed; integration platform selected; in-scope entities and systems prioritized.
2	Data model agreed	System of record declared per entity; field mappings drafted and confirmed with system owners.
3	First integration live	Highest-value integration deployed, monitored, and validated; manual bridge retired.
4	Remaining integrations rolled out	Prioritized integrations deployed in sequence; error monitoring active across the set.
5	Handover	Internal owners trained on the integration platform; runbook and exception process handed off.

Deliverables

• Documented data model and system-of-record register
• Deployed integration platform with monitored connections
• Bi-directional sync across prioritized entities
• Error-monitoring dashboard
• Manual-process audit showing before/after
• Integration runbook

Prerequisites

Each prerequisite can be satisfied by a prior TruScope engagement or by documented evidence you provide for our sign-off before we begin.

Pre.1 — Architecture and source-of-truth discovery — covered by Enable: System Architecture Visibility (Stage 1)

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Benchmarks drawn from SMB-scoped automation and integration research (McKinsey 2024 SMB Automation Survey, Salesforce 2024 Connectivity Report, US Tech Automations 2026). Your specific time-recovery numbers come from your baseline during the engagement.

_{#iPaaS · #SystemsIntegration · #DataIntegration · #MasterData · #CRM_ERP · #WorkflowAutomation}

Enable: Compliance Framework Clarity

Business Case

Customer questionnaires, contracts, insurance checklists, regulatory rules — and no clarity on which actually apply or how they overlap. The right anchor framework covers 70 to 80% of them at once. Pick the wrong one and you pay for the same controls twice. Walk away with an applicability map, a control crosswalk, and an anchor recommendation that drives a phased roadmap.

Scope

In Scope	Out of Scope
Framework applicability analysis (ISO 27001, PCI DSS, CMMC, ITIL, HIPAA, SOC 2, NIST CSF, GDPR/state privacy) Customer, contractual, and regulatory requirement mapping Overlap and control-crosswalk analysis Recommended anchor framework with rationale Phased compliance roadmap with sequencing	Control deployment and remediation (Stage 4 — Insurance & Audit Readiness) Policy and procedure authoring (Stage 4 — Insurance & Audit Readiness) Formal audit or certification engagement (client-specific, follows readiness) Vendor selection for compliance automation tooling (part of Insurance & Audit Readiness)

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Customer/contractual/regulatory drivers captured; industry context confirmed; existing controls inventoried.
2	Framework applicability map	Each candidate framework assessed for applicability — required, recommended, or out of scope.
3	Control crosswalk	Overlap analysis across applicable frameworks; shared controls identified.
4	Anchor recommendation	Recommended anchor framework documented with rationale and evidence-reuse projection.
5	Roadmap delivered	Phased compliance roadmap delivered to leadership; Stage 4 readiness scope defined.

Deliverables

• Framework applicability analysis
• Customer/contractual/regulatory requirement map
• Control crosswalk across applicable frameworks
• Anchor framework recommendation with rationale
• Phased compliance roadmap

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Benchmarks and crosswalk methodology drawn from SMB and mid-market compliance research (Cynomi MSP compliance guidance 2025, Censinet HIPAA-CSF crosswalk 2025, Vanta and Drata SMB framework analyses 2025–2026, HHS December 2024 HIPAA proposed rule, PCI Security Standards Council v4.0.1 2024). Framework selection is shaped by your specific industry, customers, and contractual obligations.

_{#GRC · #NISTCSF · #SOC2 · #ISO27001 · #CMMC · #HIPAA · #PCIDSS · #FrameworkCrosswalk}

Enable: System Architecture Visibility

Business Case

See exactly where leadership gets different answers to the same question, and why. Surface every spreadsheet bridge and broken sync quietly costing 15 to 25% of revenue in bad data and reconciliation. Walk away with an executive architecture diagram, a detailed integration map, a declared source of truth for every data domain, and a prioritized plan for where the next investment closes the gap.

Scope

In Scope	Out of Scope
Current-state architecture diagram (executive one-page + detailed) Integration and data-flow mapping across business-critical systems Source-of-truth declaration per data domain Inventory of manual data bridges (spreadsheets, copy-paste workflows) Identification of integration debt and known weak points	Target-state architecture design (client-specific, follows discovery) Building or replacing integrations (Stage 3 — Cross-System Data Flow) System or vendor inventory (separate Stage 1 — IT Footprint Visibility) Unified reporting layer (Stage 3 — Single Source of Truth) Network and infrastructure documentation (separate Stage 1 deliverable available on request)

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Business-critical systems identified, stakeholder interviews scheduled, diagram conventions agreed.
2	System and data-flow discovery	Each system walked through with its operational owner; data origin, flow, and destinations recorded.
3	Source-of-truth resolution	For every contested data domain, the system of record is declared and confirmed by leadership.
4	Integration debt mapped	Manual bridges, broken syncs, and known weak points catalogued with business impact.
5	Findings delivered	Executive walkthrough, diagrams handed over in maintainable formats, Stage 3 candidate integrations flagged.

Deliverables

• Executive one-page architecture diagram
• Detailed integration and data-flow diagram
• Source-of-truth register by data domain
• Manual-bridge inventory with business-impact notes
• Integration debt list, prioritized
• Stage 3 candidate-integration shortlist

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Benchmarks and source-of-truth methodology drawn from SMB-scoped integration and architecture research (Salesforce Connectivity Report, McKinsey SMB automation studies; 2024–2025). Your specific architecture comes from your systems during the engagement.

_{#EnterpriseArchitecture · #DataFlow · #SystemsIntegration · #SourceOfTruth · #TechDebt}

Enable: Streamlined Onboarding & Offboarding

Business Case

Cut onboarding admin from 8 to 12 hours per hire down to under 2. Get every new hire productive on day one with the right access, not waiting on tickets. Close every departing account the same day they leave — with the audit trail to prove it. Walk away with a tested joiner/leaver automation connecting HR, identity, and endpoint, and an operating runbook your team owns.

Scope

In Scope	Out of Scope
Joiner workflow: HR trigger → identity → license → device → access Leaver workflow: deprovisioning, license reclamation, data preservation, device wipe Role-to-access mapping (RBAC starter) Documented audit trail per event Manual exception checklist for non-integrated systems	Building the identity platform itselfPre.1 HRIS replacement or migration Long-tail un-SCIM-able app automation Recurring access certificationPre.1

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	HRIS, identity platform, and MDM confirmed and connected; current process documented.
2	Role-to-access model	Roles defined, default access mapped per role, exceptions captured for review.
3	Joiner workflow built	End-to-end automation from HR trigger through device handoff; tested with sample hire.
4	Leaver workflow built	Deprovisioning, license reclamation, and device handling automated; tested with sample departure.
5	Handover and operating cadence	Internal owners trained; documentation, exception process, and review cadence handed off.

Deliverables

• Documented joiner and leaver workflows
• Role-to-access map (RBAC starter)
• Tested automation across HRIS, identity, and endpoint
• Exception checklist for non-integrated systems
• Audit-trail format and operating runbook

Prerequisites

Each prerequisite can be satisfied by a prior TruScope engagement or by documented evidence you provide for our sign-off before we begin.

Pre.1 — Building the identity platform itself — covered by Enable: Unified Login & Endpoint Control (Stage 2)

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Benchmarks drawn from SMB-scoped HR and IT automation research (SHRM 2025 HR Benchmarking, NFIB 2025, McKinsey SMB Automation Survey 2024; figures cited US Tech Automations 2026). Your specific time savings come from your baseline during the engagement.

_{#IGA · #JoinerMoverLeaver · #IdentityLifecycle · #SCIM · #HRIS}

Enable: A Single Source of Truth

Business Case

End the “which number is right?” debate. Reclaim the 12 hours a week your managers spend hand-building reports nobody fully trusts. Stop the 3% of annual revenue that slips through the cracks waiting for clean numbers to act on. Walk away with leadership dashboards built on a documented metric dictionary, a unified data layer pulling from CRM, ERP, finance, and ops, and the operational visibility your business has been missing.

Scope

In Scope	Out of Scope
Data warehouse or semantic model selection and deployment Connectors to CRM, ERP, finance, and ops source systems Documented metric dictionary (definitions, owners, refresh cadence) Leadership-facing dashboards Data-quality monitoring	Source-system integrationPre.1 Source-of-truth resolutionPre.2 AI/agent embedment in reporting Replacement of departmental spreadsheets

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Source-of-truth decisions confirmed; leadership KPIs and questions captured; platform selected.
2	Metric dictionary drafted	Definitions agreed, owners assigned, refresh cadence set per metric.
3	Data layer deployed	Warehouse or semantic model live with prioritized connectors; first metrics computed.
4	Leadership dashboards live	Authored dashboards delivered, validated against source systems, signed off by stakeholders.
5	Handover and cadence	Internal owners trained; data-quality monitoring active; review cadence established.

Deliverables

• Deployed data warehouse or semantic model
• Source-system connectors
• Documented metric dictionary
• Leadership-facing dashboards
• Data-quality monitoring
• Review cadence and ownership documentation

Prerequisites

Each prerequisite can be satisfied by a prior TruScope engagement or by documented evidence you provide for our sign-off before we begin.

Pre.1 — Source-system integration — covered by Enable: Cross-System Data Flow (Stage 3)

Pre.2 — Source-of-truth resolution — covered by Enable: System Architecture Visibility (Stage 1)

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Benchmarks and patterns drawn from SMB and mid-market reporting research (Salesforce 2024 Connectivity Report, Microsoft Power Platform Forrester TEI 2024 — enterprise NPV figures used directionally only). Your specific reporting layer is shaped by your systems during the engagement.

_{#BI · #DataWarehouse · #KPIs · #PowerBI_Fabric · #MetricsDictionary · #DataQuality}

Enable: Insurance & Audit Readiness

Business Case

Insurers, auditors, and customers ask for the same controls, described differently — and want documented evidence, not verbal assurance. Documented controls move premiums 20 to 40% in your favor and cut audit time in half. Build the evidence package once; use it for every party that asks. Walk away with closed control gaps, a tabletop-tested IR plan, and a compliance platform collecting evidence continuously.

Scope

In Scope

Out of Scope

Control deployment for any gaps (MFA, EDR, immutable backup, email security, DNS filtering, awareness training) Privileged-access hardening (admin separation, JIT where viable, legacy auth off) Documented incident response plan with tabletop rehearsal Right-sized policy set (security, AUP, access, change, IR, BCDR, vendor, data classification, retention) Compliance automation platform deployment (evidence collection) MDR (managed detection and response) selection and integration

Framework applicability analysisPre.1 Foundational identity and endpoint platformPre.2 Backup architecture itselfPre.3 vCISO retainer (separate ongoing engagement) HRIS replacement or major system customization

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Anchor framework confirmed; control gap analysis run against insurer application and framework requirements.
2	Control gaps closed	Missing controls deployed and configured; baseline policies and conditional access tuned.
3	Documentation layer built	Right-sized policy set authored; IR plan documented and tabletop-tested with decision tree.
4	Evidence platform live	Compliance automation platform integrated with cloud, identity, MDM, and ticketing; evidence auto-collecting.
5	Readiness package delivered	Insurance application, customer questionnaires, and audit evidence package complete; MDR operational; operating cadence handed off.

Deliverables

• Deployed control gaps closed against the anchor framework
• Hardened privileged-access model
• Right-sized policy set with documented review cadence
• Tabletop-tested incident response plan
• Compliance automation platform with continuous evidence collection
• Operational MDR with defined escalation
• Insurance and audit evidence package

Prerequisites

Each prerequisite can be satisfied by a prior TruScope engagement or by documented evidence you provide for our sign-off before we begin.

Pre.1 — Framework applicability analysis — covered by Enable: Compliance Framework Clarity (Stage 4)

Pre.2 — Foundational identity and endpoint platform — covered by Enable: Unified Login & Endpoint Control (Stage 2)

Pre.3 — Backup architecture itself — covered by Enable: Ransomware Survivability (Stage 2)

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Benchmarks drawn from SMB-scoped insurance and compliance research (Insureon and SeedPod Cyber broker benchmarks 2025–2026, Inteltech 2025–2026 audit requirements, IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2025, Cynomi 2025 State of the vCISO Report). Your specific control gaps and premium impact come from your environment and your insurer during the engagement.

_{#CyberInsurance · #vCISO · #MDR · #GRC · #IncidentResponse · #SecurityControls · #AuditReadiness · #ComplianceAutomation}

Enable: Self-Service IT Support

Business Case

Deflect 30 to 60% of tier-1 tickets before they ever reach IT. Drop cost-per-ticket from $15-$30 down to around $2 for anything resolved through self-service. Free your IT function from password resets and account-creation grind so it can do work that compounds. Walk away with a self-service catalog, a usable knowledge base, automated password reset, and the deflection metrics to prove it’s working.

Scope

In Scope	Out of Scope
Ticketing tool selection or rationalization Self-service password reset (relies on the identity platform) Top-20 self-service request catalog Knowledge base structure, seed content, and ownership model AI helpdesk agent deployment (where fit-for-purpose) Deflection metrics and operating cadence	Identity platform itselfPre.1 Tier-3 escalation engineering or vendor management Major incident response Business-process automation

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Current ticket data analyzed; top categories identified; identity platform readiness confirmed.
2	Catalog and knowledge base built	Top-20 self-service items defined; knowledge base seeded with the highest-volume topics.
3	Self-service password reset live	End-user flow tested; communication and rollout completed.
4	AI agent piloted (if in scope)	Narrow, well-defined use cases deployed with human-escalation paths; metrics established.
5	Handover and metrics cadence	Deflection metrics live; internal owners trained on catalog and knowledge base maintenance.

Deliverables

• Configured ticketing tool with self-service surface
• Top-20 self-service request catalog
• Seeded knowledge base with ownership and update cadence
• Automated password-reset flow
• AI helpdesk agent (where deployed) with escalation playbook
• Deflection and cost-per-ticket dashboard

Prerequisites

Each prerequisite can be satisfied by a prior TruScope engagement or by documented evidence you provide for our sign-off before we begin.

Pre.1 — Identity platform itself — covered by Enable: Unified Login & Endpoint Control (Stage 2)

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Benchmarks drawn from SMB and mid-market helpdesk research (Pylon 2025–2026, Aisera, Moveworks, eesel deflection data 2025). Your specific deflection rate and cost-per-ticket come from your baseline during the engagement.

_{#ITSM · #ServiceDesk · #TicketDeflection · #AIOps · #SelfService · #KnowledgeManagement}

Enable: Sustained IT Visibility

Business Case

Stop the 15-30% spend drift that creeps back within a year of a one-time cleanup. Replace the static spreadsheet with a register that updates itself from SSO logs, expense feeds, and your identity provider. Make “what do we own and who’s using it?” a query, not a project. Walk away with deployed tooling, automated drift alerts, and a quarterly review cadence your team runs.

When to use this: This project deploys tooling and is the right next step only when your current register — built through the Stage 1 IT Footprint engagement or otherwise — can’t be kept current by hand. Common signals: more than 100 active users, 50+ applications in active use, or new tools appearing between quarterly reviews. Smaller environments are served better by a documented manual cadence.

Scope

In Scope	Out of Scope
Tool selection: SaaS Management Platform, CAASM, or modern CMDB-lite Integration to source systems (SSO, MDM, expense, HRIS, cloud tenants) Unified register design (software, devices, identities, vendors, cloud) Quarterly review cadence with defined owners and decisions Drift and exception alerting	Initial inventory and cleanupPre.1 Identity platform itself Vendor risk assessment Cost-allocation by department

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Stage 1 register confirmed as input; integration sources mapped; tool category selected.
2	Tool deployed	Chosen platform deployed and connected to source systems; initial sync validated against Stage 1 register.
3	Unified register live	Register surfaces software, devices, identities, vendors, and cloud tenants in one view.
4	Cadence operating	Quarterly review process running with defined owners; drift alerts active.
5	Handover	Internal owners trained on the platform and the cadence; decision log format handed off.

Deliverables

• Deployed SaaS Management / CAASM / CMDB-lite platform
• Source-system integrations
• Unified, queryable register across five domains
• Quarterly review cadence with documented owners
• Drift and exception alerting

Prerequisites

Each prerequisite can be satisfied by a prior TruScope engagement or by documented evidence you provide for our sign-off before we begin.

Pre.1 — Initial inventory and cleanup — covered by Enable: IT Footprint Visibility (Stage 1)

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Benchmarks drawn from SMB and mid-market ITAM and CAASM research (Productiv 2025, Zylo 2025 SaaS Management Index, BetterCloud 2025 State of SaaS, Market Report Analytics CAASM SME forecast 2025). Your specific drift profile comes from your data during the engagement.

_{#ITAM · #SAM · #CMDB · #CAASM · #AssetManagement · #LicenseManagement}

Enable: Ransomware Survivability

Business Case

Survive a ransomware event instead of negotiating one. 88% of SMB breaches now include ransomware, and the difference between a bad week and an existential one comes down to whether your backups actually work when you need them. Recover within a week — 53% of organizations with tested, intact backups do; without them, recovery costs run 8x higher. Walk away with a 3-2-1 backup architecture, immutable offline copies, documented RTO/RPO targets, and an annual tested-restore runbook.

Scope

In Scope	Out of Scope
3-2-1 (or equivalent) backup architecture design Coverage scope: endpoints, M365/Google Workspace, key SaaS, on-prem systems Documented RTO/RPO targets per system Automated backup verification Annual tested restore with documented results Immutable/offline copy strategy	Identity and endpoint platformPre.1 Asset and data inventoryPre.2 Incident response plan and rehearsal Cyber insurance claim coordination

Milestones

#	Milestone	Description
1	Engagement baseline	Asset and data inventory confirmed; current backup state documented; RTO/RPO targets agreed with leadership.
2	Architecture designed	3-2-1 design with immutable copy; coverage map per system; tooling selected.
3	Backups deployed	Backup jobs configured and running; automated verification active; immutable copy in place.
4	Restore tested	End-to-end tested restore of a representative system; results documented; gaps remediated.
5	Handover and annual cadence	Internal owners trained; annual restore test scheduled; runbook handed off.

Deliverables

• Documented backup architecture and coverage map
• RTO/RPO targets per system
• Deployed backup tooling with immutable/offline copy
• Automated verification and alerting
• Tested-restore report with findings
• Annual restore-test runbook and schedule

Prerequisites

Each prerequisite can be satisfied by a prior TruScope engagement or by documented evidence you provide for our sign-off before we begin.

Pre.1 — Identity and endpoint platform — covered by Enable: Unified Login & Endpoint Control (Stage 2)

Pre.2 — Asset and data inventory — covered by Enable: IT Footprint Visibility (Stage 1)

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Benchmarks drawn from SMB-scoped ransomware and recovery research (Verizon DBIR 2025, Sophos State of Ransomware 2025, Huntress 2025, VikingCloud 2025). Your specific RTO/RPO and recovery posture come from your environment during the engagement.

_{#BCDR · #3-2-1Backup · #RansomwareRecovery · #ImmutableBackup · #RTO_RPO · #DisasterRecovery}