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Three in Four Organisations Are Not Testing Identity Disaster Recovery Enough

More than 75% of organizations delay identity disaster recovery testing beyond six months, raising risks amid increasing AI-driven cyberattacks, Quest Software's survey of 650 IT leaders finds.

  • A survey of 650 global IT and security leaders found more than 75 percent do not test identity disaster recovery within six months, and 24 percent never test plans.
  • The survey found rising AI-driven attacks linked to a 57 percent increase in incidents, with expanding attack surfaces, regulatory changes, and an estimated 82:1 machine-to-human identity ratio complicating ITDR readiness.
  • Survey participants also reported 92 percent of respondents see ITDR benefits, 79 percent trust AI tools for ITDR, and 78 percent cite proactive threat management as the main driver.
  • Survey results show organisations lacking recovery validation over-rely on preventative controls, raising acute risk since attackers gain immediate access when identity systems are compromised; Quest Software's customer base extends this risk to major enterprises.
  • Since last year, 75 percent of respondents report organizations delay identity disaster recovery testing; Quest Software highlights rising AI threats and vendor support for faster recovery.
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Three in four organisations are not testing identity disaster recovery enough

A survey of 650 global IT and security leaders reveals that less than one quarter of companies test disaster recovery every six months, and 24 percent never test their plans at all.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Monday, March 9, 2026.
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