Exam VMCE v12 topic 1 question 53 discussion

A SureBackup Job in Veeam creates a virtual lab—an isolated environment—where your backed-up VMs are automatically started, their operating systems are tested, and key services are verified. This process: Validates the backup data Ensures that each VM restore point is bootable and application-consistent. Increases security You can run malware or antivirus scans in the isolated environment to ensure the backups are free of ransomware or other threats before reintroducing them into production. Improves DevOps efficiency Since the SureBackup lab is an isolated environment, teams can use it for patch testing, application upgrades, or other “safe” trials without risking production or needing to spin up extra hardware. Hence, option B best matches the company's goals of validating backups and enhancing security (ransomware-free verification).

I believe B is correct as security and malware scan is most important, but this could be question with 0 score.

to Validate Backup surebackup can be used using scanning backup content while restoring

https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/surebackup_hiw.html?ver=120#full-recoverability-testing Backup verification and content scan only. Veeam Backup & Replication performs backup integrity check and its content analysis to detect traces of malware or any other unwanted or sensitive data. These tests do not require setting up a virtual lab or an application group.

You dont need a virtual lab to validate the backup integrity check or if malware is present. https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/surebackup_hiw.html?ver=120

i think B because : "Creates a secure, isolated environment to test new applications".......you can do that from storagesnapshots .... with no backup validation or security check.....

"C" is the answer, Veeam Backup & Replication runs machines in an isolated environment directly from backup and performs tests against live applications.This mode ensures recoverability of your production workloads in a disaster recovery event.

Veeam SureBackup is primarily designed to verify the recoverability of your backups by creating a virtual lab environment where you can test the integrity of your backups. While its main purpose is backup verification, you can indeed use the SureBackup feature to test new applications in an isolated environment.

I think it's B. C is not surebackup but virtal labs

B will only address the needs to "validate backups and increase security" C will address also the "improving DevOps efficiency" because they will have the ability to test new applications and upgrades in this isolated environment

Agree with DivotDriver

It is B https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/surebackup_hiw.html?ver=120#backup-verification-and-content-scan-only

It's C