Data Backup and Recovery: An Unexplored Corner of Zero Trust
summary
Proposal adds four concrete maturity functions to the CISA model—Zero Trust Data Resilience, access from backup management to source systems, access to backup storage, system monitoring and validation—and a reference architecture with PDP/PEP, identity integration, and segmented networks. It requires immutable backup storage, geographic copies (three‑two‑one), automated validation and recovery testing into dissimilar environments, and a 7/30/90‑day rollout path; examples and measurable checkpoints are specified.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Zero Trust parallels
- 7:50Zero Trust Data Resilience
- 18:04Zero Trust backup architecture
- 21:53Backup maturity model
- 33:25Zero Trust backup infrastructure
- 44:16Call to action
- 46:27Q&A
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