Business Disaster Recovery

Incidents are inevitable. Do you have a plan?

In 2025, a cybersecurity incident occurred every 39 seconds. With around 2200 incidents every day.

source: deepstrike.io

The FBI reported an estimated $20.8 Billion USD was lost in 2025 alone.

source: fbi.gov

73% of US organizations experienced an email-related security incident in the past year.

source: exclaimer.com

Incidents are inevitable in todays digital world. Whether an employee accidently provides information, a hacker uses an exploit to dump a payload onto your critical infrastructure, or a random criminal breaks into your building and steals equipment. All of these examples, both digital and physical, require a response and planning.

We assist organizations prepare for those dire moments by helping outline RISK, assets, and response process.

There is also multiple follow up tests we conduct to ensure the systems in place are working within expectation, and that all employees are aware of their roles and responsibilities.

Overview

Manage Data Protection and Backups

Automatic Backups

  • Verify Regular backups

Offsite Storage

  • Hot / Cold Storage

Version Control

  • Backups of different versions, especially prior to updates / upgrades

Data Encryption

  • Encrypt backups to protect against theft and threat actors

Disaster Recovery Plan

Risk Assessment

  • Identify potential threats and vulnerabilities

Business Impact Analysis

  • What is the impact on operations during and after incidents

Recovery Time Objectives (RTO)

  • Acceptable downtime for systems

Recovery Point Objectives (RPO)

  • Acceptable data loss

High Availability

Redundant Systems

  • Multiple servers, storage, and network components

Failover Mechanisms

  • Automatically switch to backup systems

Load Balancing

  • Distribute traffic across multiple servers, reducing bottlenecks, and increasing performance

Incident Response and Testing

Disaster Recovery Drills

  • Simulate incidents to test readiness

Documentation

  • Detailed recovery procedures

Communication Plan

  • Point of contacts, when to notify stakeholders, and / or the public

Post-Incident Analysis

  • Learning from each incident to better defend against future attacks