You have S3 with versioning enabled. Can you REALLY restore last Monday's state? Most teams only think they can.
The problem
Versioning is not proof of recovery.
Old object versions may exist, but that does not mean your team can restore a clean bucket or prefix to a known-good point in time during an incident.
A customer deletes a folder.
A script overwrites thousands of objects.
Ransomware encrypts files and syncs them back.
An integration corrupts production assets overnight.
Can you restore the exact state from before it happened?
What S3Cert verifies
S3Cert checks the gap between
we have versions and we can recover.
Versioning is enabled
Noncurrent versions are retained
Delete markers are recoverable
Restore point can be selected
Corrupted newer versions can be ignored
Recovery evidence can be produced
We have a true recovery tool
S3Cert
Recovery Certificate
- Bucket / prefix
- production-assets/*
- Recovery point tested
- 2026-06-03 00:00 UTC
- Last validation
- 2026-06-04 03:00 UTC
- Result
- Recoverable
Evidence ID
s3cert_8f39a21c
Daily proof
Daily proof, not assumptions.
Your customers do not need to understand S3 versioning internals. They need to know that recovery is regularly checked and evidence exists.
03:00
Daily validation
12k+
Objects checked
PASS
Latest result
Show a current recovery certificate instead of asking anyone to trust a backup policy.
What this is not
Not another backup vendor.
S3Cert does not replace S3, object lock, lifecycle policies, replication, or backup tooling. It verifies whether the setup you already rely on can actually support point-in-time recovery when it matters.
Not storage
Not replication
Not a backup vendor
It is recovery verification, daily evidence, toolkit, and a customer-facing trust signal.
Recovery tool
When recovery is needed, run it quickly and at scale.
S3Cert includes a focused recovery tool that can restore a selected point in time across thousands of files without manual version-by-version work.
It works with anything that provides a versioning-enabled S3 bucket, including S3-compatible object storage.
Get the recovery toolS3Cert Recovery
Point-in-time restore
Recovery preview
12,438 files scanned
Pick a bucket, prefix, and recovery point
Preview the object versions that will be restored
Run recovery safely across thousands of files
Early access
Find out if your S3 recovery story is real.
We are opening early access for teams using S3-compatible storage who want to validate recoverability before the incident happens.