Incident Response and Disaster Recovery Planning
This is a key component of any data security and information system risk management strategy.
Data is arguably the most valued digital asset in any organisation nowadays, yet data loss, data breaches and compromises are ever more common due to a number of reasons including actions of criminal cyber actors seeking ransome, technical glitches, human error or sometimes insider threats and sabotage. It is a rather common misconception that Cloud services providers are responsible for data security but it just isn’t true. Data security remains the responsibility of the data owner.
On premises and in the cloud, organisations must act to protect sensitive and critical data from loss or breaches, and prospectively put in place a robust and effective incident response and disaster recovery plan, which neccesarily includes a reliable back-up solution.
We help our customers design and implement an adaptable, and responsive incident response and disaster recovery plan.
We leverage on our MSSP partner status with OpenText Carbonite to provide a time unlimited back up solution that renders the management of incidents and disaster recovery hassle free, ensures minimal disruption and a quick return to production.
Read our blog to find out more about the shared responsibility model of security in the cloud.
Time unlimited backup
As a key element of a a disaster recovery plan, we offer a cloud hosted time unlimited back up solution that enables seamless recovery
Well rehearsed and documented plans
We help businesses with effective contigency planning for incident response and disaster recovery including readiness training with simulations.
Plan, Document, Rehearse, & Act
It is a people, process and technology approach to risk management. We spend time with you to understand how your organisation actually works and your business process flow, based on which we design a suitable incident response and disaster recovery plan.
We then engage your people through innovative cybersecurity awareness training approaches, and rehearse the plan thoroughly so that all stakeholders are conversant with their roles in the case of cyber incidents.
