A very good point and depending on what and how your method of backing up works, a very general method would be to have multiple backups. For example, traditional tape backup solutions followed daily/weekly/monthly (incremental/full) etc. routines, so you can restore from a last-known good backup i.e. before the file(s) were affected.
I'm a bit out of the loop on what's what in backup technology, but various tape/disk-based solutions etc. offer a myriad of options that would allow for point-in-time restores.
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A very good point and depending on what and how your method of backing up works, a very general method would be to have multiple backups. For example, traditional tape backup solutions followed daily/weekly/monthly (incremental/full) etc. routines, so you can restore from a last-known good backup i.e. before the file(s) were affected.
I'm a bit out of the loop on what's what in backup technology, but various tape/disk-based solutions etc. offer a myriad of options that would allow for point-in-time restores.