Performing regular backup testing is important to verify that the recovery procedure is functional and the data integrity is maintained. This ensures that in the event of data loss, corruption, or a disaster scenario, the organization is capable of performing a successful data recovery. Regular testing helps identify issues with the backup configuration or procedure that might prevent data restoration. It also familiarizes the IT staff with the restoration process, which effectively reduces the downtime during an actual recovery operation. The other options are misleading: backup testing is not directly related to license management, backup volume, or bandwidth optimization.
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