Abstract: A computer-implemented method and a system for ensuring right-to-erasure compliance during data recovery are disclosed. The method may include intercepting a request to perform a recovery process to restore backup data, automatically comparing a backup image of requested data with a record of right-to-erasure orders, and determining, based on the comparison, that the backup image includes individual data related to at least one right-to-erasure order. The record of right-to-erasure orders may include at least one of an identity of an individual, at least one creation and/or execution date of a right-to-erasure order, and/or a list of backup images associated with a right-to-erasure order. The method may further include erasing the individual data to comply with the at least one right-to-erasure order, recording the erasure of the individual data in an audit log, and completing the recovery process for the requested data.

Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method for data protection using cloud-based snapshots may include (1) identifying a request to back up an information asset hosted by a cloud-based platform, (2) discovering, in response to the request, a plurality of snapshots taken at the cloud-based platform, where at least some of the plurality of snapshots store data underlying the information asset but do not provide a consistent image of the information asset, (3) determining that a snapshot subset of the plurality of snapshots provides data sufficient to produce a consistent image of the information asset by attempting to recover a consistent image of the information asset from the snapshot subset within a rehearsal environment, and (4) performing a backup that provides a consistent image of the information asset from the snapshot subset. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.