Business Continuity & Recovery

Almost every organisation we assess has backups. Far fewer can say how long it would take to get the business running again, in what order, or who makes the call to start. This engagement closes that gap. We work out which processes the business genuinely cannot operate without and what an outage actually costs, set recovery time and recovery point targets against what you can absorb, write the runbooks that turn a crisis into a procedure, and then prove the whole thing by restoring into an isolated environment and timing it. Where the test shows you cannot meet your targets, that finding is the point of the exercise — it is far cheaper to learn it on a Tuesday afternoon than during a ransomware incident.