Disaster recovery & business continuity planning — the strategies and procedures that keep your organisation operating through floods, fires, power cuts, cyber-attacks and everything in between.
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Disaster recovery and business continuity planning involve creating and implementing strategies and procedures so your organisation can continue to operate during a disaster or disruption.
It is an important part of risk management — protecting you against data loss, minimising downtime and making sure your critical business processes can carry on.
Copies of your data kept safe, off-site and up to date.
Systems that switch over in minutes, not days.
Billing, orders and customer service continue through the disruption.
Disasters can be natural, like earthquakes and floods, or human-caused, like cyber-attacks and power outages.
Typical figures for a small or mid-sized office. Your actual targets are set during planning.
Some examples of the disaster recovery and business continuity measures we put in place.
Backing up data and systems regularly so you can recover from any data loss.
Redundant systems and infrastructure that take over automatically when something fails.
Clear procedures for keeping employees and stakeholders informed during a disruption.
Backup locations and resources ready for when your main office or systems are unavailable.
Drills and test restores that prove the plan actually works — before you need it.
Every plan starts with two questions. Move the sliders and we will show the level of protection that matches your answers.
You cannot stop every disaster. You can make sure it never stops your business.
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