Preventing critical file deletions requires a proactive and layered approach. By implementing strict access controls, you limit deletion privileges to only those who absolutely need them, reducing the risk of mistakes. Regular data backups ensure that even if a file is accidentally deleted, it can be quickly recovered without significant disruption. Additionally, educating your team on proper file management and encouraging them to double-check before deleting anything further mitigates the risk.

Make use of version control systems that monitor file modifications and enable the recovery of earlier iterations. Give people responsibilities and permissions that restrict their ability to remove important files. For instance, remove permissions ought to be restricted to admins and specific users. Configure file permissions to restrict access to key files to only a select group of people. Make sure you regularly backup important files. Set up alerts administrators or users when a large number of files are deleted/modification at once, prompting a check of the version history.

You can perform a System Restore to revert your system to a previous working state. This can help retrieve deleted or corrupted user profiles.

-Training the users about the importance of data through awareness programs in the organization can be very beneficial. This will help prevent users from making the same mistake of deleting important data. The program can be implemented through an email newsletter, meetings, etc. It should include best practices for file management -A naming convention can be standardized so that users easily identify the most recent version of a file and reduces the likelihood of accidental overwriting or deletion -Demonstrate recovering files to the users, in a test environment. Educate using the best tools available, like Testdisk etc.

Implemente controles de acesso para restringir os privilégios de exclusão de arquivos apenas a usuários autorizados. - Faça backup regularmente dos dados para que todos os arquivos perdidos possam ser restaurados rapidamente.