Backups are created but end-to-end recovery of critical services has never been proven.
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From RPO and RTO to proven recovery
Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery
We connect business priorities to technical architecture: define acceptable data loss and downtime, build protected backups and recovery environments, document responsibilities and regularly prove recovery in practice.
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Value
What your
business gets
Value
Clear RPO and RTO for every service
Control
Protected and verifiable backups
Flexibility
Coordinated response to major disruption
Outcome
Evidence-backed recovery readiness
When it fits
Situations where the service creates value
We start with the operating situation, constraints and the result that must change for the business — not with a technology list.
Business units have no agreed priorities, RPO, RTO or procedure for the loss of a site or provider.
The organization must demonstrate actual resilience to customers, auditors or leadership.
Included in the solution
We assemble the required
configuration.
Business impact analysis and continuity plan
We perform business impact analysis, rank processes and services, and record dependencies, owners, target RPO/RTO and communications.
Backup and immutable copies
We implement layered backup, isolated or immutable copies, job monitoring, retention, encryption and tightly controlled access.
Recovery sites and DR architecture
We design recovery capacity, data, networks and access, defining the failover and return sequence for every critical service.
Exercises, recovery and readiness reporting
We run technical and end-to-end exercises, measure actual results, record gaps and issue a clear readiness report.
Delivery in detail
What we agree before work begins
We perform business impact analysis, map critical service chains and dependencies, and design backup, immutable copies, recovery capacity and sites, communications, roles and step-by-step recovery plans.
Inputs include processes and services, owners and dependencies, current backups, architecture and data volumes, acceptable downtime and data loss, supplier contracts, incident procedures and facility constraints.
Acceptance uses documented exercises: data and service recovery, failover to the recovery environment, access and integrity checks, measurement of achieved RPO/RTO and recording of every identified gap.
We keep plans and contacts current, monitor backup jobs and copy protection, run regular tests, track remediation and issue a readiness report.
Process
Three steps
to launch.
Prioritize
We identify critical processes, dependencies, risks and target RPO and RTO.
Protect
We design backup, recovery capacity, connectivity, access and failover procedures.
Prove
We run exercises, measure outcomes, close gaps and keep the plans current.
Solution: Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery