Technology & Recovery Readiness

Prove your systems, platforms, and third parties can actually recover, not just that a plan says they will.

Recovery is an assumption until it is tested.

Recovery time objectives are often set on paper and never proven. Critical vendors and cloud providers sit outside your control, and the tools meant to manage all of it go stale. We test recovery against what the business needs, plan for the failure of the third parties you depend on, and put the playbooks and platforms in place to make recovery repeatable.

Four ways we prove recovery.

01

Disaster recovery testing

Design and observe recovery tests that check performance against the objectives the business set, and document what worked and what didn't.

02

Third-party resilience

Identify the vendors and cloud providers your critical services depend on, assess their recovery capability, and plan for their failure.

03

Platform implementation

Select, configure, and roll out continuity and crisis management platforms so they support the program instead of becoming another system nobody updates.

04

Scenario & Recovery Playbooks

Step-by-step playbooks for specific scenarios and recovery procedures, built around your real systems and teams.

Where this connects.

See how a vendor or cloud outage plays out at the executive level in Operational Resilience Exercises, or start from the business side with Business Continuity & Operational Resilience.

Find out whether your recovery actually works.

Reach out directly. All inquiries are confidential.

Location — Austin, Texas — working with organizations nationally
Confidential by design

Recovery testing touches sensitive architecture, vendor, and vulnerability details. NDAs are available on request.

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