Backup and business continuity
Verified backups and understood recovery steps.
We clarify what is backed up, how it is checked and who is responsible when data or systems need to be recovered.
For companies that do not want to discover the recovery plan during an incident.
The service fits organisations where backups exist but scope, verification or responsibilities are not sufficiently clear.
Questions that need answers
- Which data and systems are included in backup?
- How and when are copies checked?
- Who approves and carries out recovery steps?
What is included
- Definition of the protected data and system scope.
- Configuration and verification of the agreed backup processes.
- Documentation of responsibilities and recovery steps.
What needs a separate scope
- Architecture changes and broader continuity projects.
- Supplier capabilities or licences not confirmed in the final proposal.
Recovery must be understood before an incident
- Recovery priorities and steps are agreed for systems within scope.
- Any potentially disruptive test is planned and authorised before execution.
How we build a verifiable baseline
Scope
We identify relevant data, systems and dependencies.
Verification
We agree how backup copies are monitored and checked.
Recovery
We document sequence, approvals and responsibilities.
Next step
Do you know what happens when data must be recovered?
Describe your important systems and current backup process.
Discuss backup