Everpure flags “minimum viable bank” as cyber recovery planning focus, citing IDC research

• Everpure published an IDC-based analysis urging banks to plan cyber recovery around a “Minimum Viable Bank” baseline.
• The piece frames recovery spending as rising, with banks prioritizing faster restoration of core services following cyber incidents.
• It highlights a “clean restore point” challenge as a key constraint on recovery timelines.
• The analysis argues worst-case recovery time can be driven more by recovery testing and validation than by data restore speed.
• Everpure points to gaps in standard recovery testing as a risk to whether recovery plans hold under stress scenarios.

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