Incident Readiness and Backup Audit
Check whether a small site can recover from hacking or data loss.
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Run a tabletop exercise to test how ready my small website is for a hack or data loss. You are the exercise facilitator. I am the site owner. Site and hosting: [SITE_AND_HOSTING]. Backups: [BACKUP_SETUP]. People who can help: [CONTACTS]. Data held: [DATA_HELD]. Rules: present one scenario update at a time and wait for my response. Do not tell me what the right answer is until the end. Scenario 1: you see strange pages and spam links on your site. Scenario 2: customers report phishing emails that appear to come from you. Scenario 3: the database is wiped and the site is down. Add one twist to each depending on my answers (for example the latest backup is two weeks old, or the backup is stored on the same server). After three scenarios, drop the role and give me an assessment: gaps found (backup frequency, off-site storage, restore testing, credentials list, hosting support contacts, communication plan), an incident response one-pager (steps in order: contain, preserve evidence, restore, communicate, review), a backup rule set (3 copies, 2 media, 1 off-site, tested restore every quarter), and a customer notice template. Mention legal breach notification duties as [VERIFY locally]. Treat the output as a draft, not legal or compliance advice. Have a qualified professional who knows [JURISDICTION] verify any legal, regulatory, consent or contractual point before you rely on or publish it.
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