Know how long your business can stop, and plan for it.

Business impact analysis, recovery objectives, continuity and disaster recovery plans, and tested exercises, set at leadership level so the board knows what happens when systems go down.

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When this becomes urgent

Most continuity plans get written after the outage

Resilience gets attention when someone asks a question nobody can answer.

A client or contract requires it

A tender, client or regulator asks for a documented business continuity plan, and evidence it has been tested.

The insurer asks

Cyber insurance renewals now ask how fast you can recover, and when you last proved it.

The board asks how long you'd be down

Directors want an answer in hours and dollars, not an assurance that the backups are running.

A near miss

An outage, ransomware scare or office closure shows the plan only exists in people’s heads.

What resilience planning covers

The decisions leadership owns

Planning and advisory for the people who carry the risk. Day-to-day backup and recovery is delivered through our managed BCDR service.

Business impact analysis

Recovery time and point objectives

Business continuity plan

Disaster recovery plan

Ransomware and cyber incident response

Tabletop exercises and recovery testing

Supplier and cloud dependencies

Board resilience reporting

Illustration of backup and disaster recovery

Managed backup and recovery

Backup and recovery you've tested, not just hoped for

A plan only works if the data is there. We run the backup and recovery behind it as a managed service, and test it on a regular schedule.

Microsoft 365 backup

Server and cloud backup

Business continuity plan

Disaster recovery plan

Ransomware and cyber incident response

Tabletop exercises and recovery testing

Supplier and cloud dependencies

Board resilience reporting

Illustration of backup and disaster recovery

What you receive

A plan you have tested

How the review runs

1. Identify what matters

Your critical systems, processes and people, and what an hour of downtime costs.

2. Set objectives

Recovery times and data-loss limits, agreed by leadership.

3. Plan

Continuity, recovery and incident response plans documented.

4. Test

A tabletop exercise, written findings and an improvement roadmap.

BCDR & resilience planning

Find out how long you could keep running

Tell us what’s prompting the question and we’ll come back to you to book a discovery conversation.

Helping you protect what you’ve built and build what’s next. Australian owned, operating in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne with local accountability and global capability.