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    Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery

    BIA-driven BC/DR planning, tabletop exercises, and recovery validation. We ensure your continuity plans are tested, current, and aligned to business-critical operations.

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    What We Do

    We help organisations build, test, and maintain business continuity and disaster recovery programs that work when they are needed—not just on paper. Every engagement starts with business impact analysis and ends with validated recovery capabilities.

    • Conduct Business Impact Analysis (BIA) to identify critical processes, RTOs, and RPOs
    • Develop or update BC/DR plans aligned to ISO 22301 and organisational requirements
    • Design and facilitate tabletop exercises for cyber, operational, and natural disaster scenarios
    • Execute recovery validation testing including failover, backup restoration, and communication drills
    • Establish plan maintenance cycles with ownership, review schedules, and trigger-based updates

    How We Do It

    1

    Business Impact Analysis

    We interview process owners, map dependencies, and quantify downtime impact to establish RTOs, RPOs, and MAOs for every critical function.

    2

    Plan Development

    We build or update BC/DR plans with recovery procedures, escalation paths, communication trees, and resource requirements—structured for usability under pressure.

    3

    Tabletop Exercises

    We design scenario-based exercises (ransomware, data centre loss, supply chain disruption) that test decision-making, communication, and coordination.

    4

    Recovery Testing

    We validate technical recovery capabilities through failover tests, backup restoration, and alternate site activation to verify RTOs and RPOs.

    5

    Continuous Improvement

    We debrief exercises and tests, document lessons learned, and integrate improvements into the next plan revision cycle.

    Frameworks & Techniques

    ISO 22301

    Business continuity management system requirements and lifecycle

    BCI Good Practice Guidelines

    Professional practices for business continuity planning

    NIST SP 800-34

    Contingency planning guide for information systems

    BIA Methodology

    Structured approach to impact analysis, dependency mapping, and recovery prioritisation

    Tabletop Exercise Design

    Scenario-based exercises with injects, facilitator guides, and evaluation criteria

    Recovery Time Validation

    Technical testing procedures for failover, restoration, and alternate processing

    Deliverables

    • Business Impact Analysis report with RTO/RPO matrix
    • Business Continuity Plan (BCP) with recovery procedures
    • Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) with technical runbooks
    • Tabletop exercise scenario, facilitator guide, and after-action report
    • Recovery test results with gap identification
    • Plan maintenance schedule and ownership matrix

    Who This Is For

    • CIOs and IT leaders responsible for recovery capabilities
    • CISOs integrating cyber resilience into continuity planning
    • Risk managers and compliance officers in regulated industries
    • Operations leaders with business-critical process dependencies
    • Organisations that have never tested—or recently failed—a recovery scenario

    Test Your Recovery Readiness

    Request a BIA or tabletop exercise to validate whether your continuity plans will hold under real pressure.

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