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I've experienced the worst-case scenario firsthand: a customer let their domain expire, and before I knew it, Cloudflare purged all of the DNS records from their account. I had no backup, and the scramble to manually recreate everything was a huge time sink and a major headache. That's why I created dnsbackup.co.uk—it's a simple, set-and-forget solution to ensure you never lose your crucial DNS data. It's born from necessity, and I hope it can save others from the same stress I went through.
Stay on top of your DNS with our new weekly digest email!
We've just released a new feature that gives you a clear and concise summary of your DNS changes. This weekly email includes a list of all DNS changes across your monitored domains, along with the total number of backups held. It's the perfect way to keep tabs on your digital assets without the manual work.
This is truely a lifesaver! I've had *so* many near misses with DNS issues, the set-and-forget aspect is kinda genius imo. No more frantic scrambling to recover everything—right? Does it work with Route 53 as well?
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🛡️ ISO 27001 Audit Coming Up? Cross DNS Off Your Risk Register in 2 Mins
Hey Hunters!
If you’re gunning for enterprise clients, you know the pain of ISO 27001 audits. One area that gets constantly overlooked until Stage 2 is core infrastructure resilience.
If your primary DNS provider drops or an engineer accidentally deletes a zone file, your business continuity plan goes out the window.
We just published a breakdown of how DNSBackup maps directly to Annex A controls (A.12.3.1 for Backup and A.17 for Business Continuity). Instead of writing manual disaster recovery playbooks or guessing your RTO (Recovery Time Objective), you can automate the entire thing.
I've just published a whitepaper on LinkedIn about how DNS is often overlooked in DR and backup planning, see https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/overlooked-pillar-disaster-recovery-dns-joseph-garbett-3vbie
Stay on top of your DNS with our new weekly digest email!
We've just released a new feature that gives you a clear and concise summary of your DNS changes. This weekly email includes a list of all DNS changes across your monitored domains, along with the total number of backups held. It's the perfect way to keep tabs on your digital assets without the manual work.
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This is truely a lifesaver! I've had *so* many near misses with DNS issues, the set-and-forget aspect is kinda genius imo. No more frantic scrambling to recover everything—right? Does it work with Route 53 as well?
🛡️ ISO 27001 Audit Coming Up? Cross DNS Off Your Risk Register in 2 Mins
Hey Hunters!
If you’re gunning for enterprise clients, you know the pain of ISO 27001 audits. One area that gets constantly overlooked until Stage 2 is core infrastructure resilience.
If your primary DNS provider drops or an engineer accidentally deletes a zone file, your business continuity plan goes out the window.
We just published a breakdown of how DNSBackup maps directly to Annex A controls (A.12.3.1 for Backup and A.17 for Business Continuity). Instead of writing manual disaster recovery playbooks or guessing your RTO (Recovery Time Objective), you can automate the entire thing.
👉 Read the full resilience breakdown & grab our checklist here: dnsbackup.co.uk/use-cases/iso-27001-business-resilience
Drop a comment below: How are you handling external infrastructure backup for your audits right now? Let's talk disaster recovery!