MOBILE-ID · TRUSTED LTANS

Service and evidence continuity

Recover content, metadata, evidence, keys and jobs consistently, with checks before reopening.

Recover data and verifiability

A recovery plan must define consistency across bytes, metadata, evidence, keys and configuration. No approved RTO/RPO is supplied; these are acceptance-design steps, not time commitments.

Contain

Record the incident, freeze related changes and identify impact; preserve investigation logs.

Restore foundations

Restore network/storage/key access and revisioned configuration; check access before workers.

Reconcile data

Restore consistent metadata, bytes and evidence history; detect orphan objects.

Reconcile work

Reconcile outbox/inbox, in-flight jobs, idempotency and renewal schedules before replay.

Authorize reopening

Check digests, verification and tenant rights; the service owner accepts residual gaps.

Data class	Post-recovery check	Owner to assign
Original content	Complete objects, exact bytes and decryption; BYOS requires custodian confirmation.	Storage/data owner
Metadata	Source/revision/tenant/retention/hold mappings remain consistent.	Archive + Policy
Evidence	Complete revision history, tokens/material and explainable verification.	Evidence + Trust
Keys / configuration	Authorized correct keys/source versions; secrets never restored into public packages.	Key custodian + Operations
Jobs / events	No lost accepted commands, duplicate effects or recounted usage.	Service owners + Operations

Recovery drill record

Element	Handling
Input	Environment, configuration, recovery point, time/zone and failure scope.
Outcome	Observed class-specific timings, reconciled scope, gaps and reopening decision.
Limit	One drill establishes neither an SLA nor recovery under all loads.