Prepared for an emergency.
Emergency concepts and recovery plans so that your business is quickly back up and running after an outage or cyberattack – tested, not just planned.
Typical situations we solve.
Your data is backed up – but how long until everything is running again?
In an emergency, the sequence, responsibilities and contacts are missing.
Cyber insurance policies require demonstrable emergency preparedness.
Backup & Disaster Recovery at a glance.
What’s included.
Business impact analysis
How critical is each system?
Recovery objectives
Maximum downtime and data loss defined for each system.
Emergency manual
Procedures, responsibilities and contacts for management.
Backup architecture
3-2-1 principle with immutable copies.
Fallback infrastructure
Recovery in the partner data centre or in the cloud.
Emergency drills
Regularly tested and documented.
Particularly well suited to …
- Companies without a documented emergency plan
- Companies with cyber insurance
- Businesses that depend heavily on IT
How we work together.
Initial consultation
Free of charge – we clarify goals, environment and framework.
Analysis
Assessment and a clear recommendation.
Implementation
Planned, tested and documented.
Operation
Support from your dedicated contact.
Frequently asked questions about Backup & Disaster Recovery.
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup protects data. Disaster recovery ensures that entire systems and processes are running again within a defined time.
How often should we test?
At least once a year, ideally every six months – and after major changes.
Does our insurer require this?
Many cyber insurance policies require demonstrable backup and emergency measures.
Let’s talk about Backup & Disaster Recovery.
The initial consultation is always free – on site, at our offices or by video.
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