For me, it's about uploading files to the "cloud" such as Google Drive or Github and wanting to make sure that the data I uploaded is the same data that I am getting back. If the signatures fail I could unpack the file and manually review them to see what's up.
In your case, I think the problem is having backups that are attackable from production, and likely only having one set of backups.
You cannot just not use the backup
What would you do if instead of tampering with the backups or production they just deleted everything outright?
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For me, it's about uploading files to the "cloud" such as Google Drive or Github and wanting to make sure that the data I uploaded is the same data that I am getting back. If the signatures fail I could unpack the file and manually review them to see what's up.
In your case, I think the problem is having backups that are attackable from production, and likely only having one set of backups.
What would you do if instead of tampering with the backups or production they just deleted everything outright?