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What is Disaster Recovery?

Disaster Recovery (DR) refers to the structured process a business follows to restore operations and minimize downtime. It typically involves these key steps:

  1. Evaluation of Risk – Assess the nature and severity of the incident, determine potential business impact, and prioritize response efforts.
  2. Identification of Business-Critical Assets – Pinpoint essential systems, data, and applications that must be restored first to minimize downtime.
  3. Backups & Restoration – Retrieve and restore data from secure backups, ensuring integrity and minimal data loss.
  4. Testing & Validation – Verify that restored systems function correctly, applications are secure, and no residual threats remain.
  5. Optimization & Prevention – Analyze the incident, improve security policies, and enhance disaster recovery strategies to mitigate future risks.
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The Team

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Benjamin
Director

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Vassily
Team Leader

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Jason
Help Desk Specialist

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Katherine
Account Manager / BDM

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Victor
SAP / ERP Performance Tester

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Our Contractors

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Business Continuity (BC) is the strategic process of ensuring an organization can maintain essential operations during and after disruptions, such as cyberattacks, system failures, or natural disasters. A strong BC plan minimizes downtime, protects critical assets, and enables a swift recovery, reducing financial and reputational damage.

Planning

Develop a structured approach to ensure business operations can continue despite disruptions. This includes identifying risks, defining response strategies, and preparing contingency measures.

Recovery

Establish clear processes to restore systems, data, and critical functions after an incident. Recovery plans should minimize downtime and ensure business continuity with minimal impact.

Management

Assign leadership roles and responsibilities to oversee business continuity efforts, ensuring a coordinated response to disruptions. This includes decision-making, communication, and execution of continuity plans.

Operation

Maintain core business functions during disruptions by implementing alternative workflows, failover systems, and redundancies to keep critical services running.

Risk

Identify potential threats (cyberattacks, outages, natural disasters) and assess their impact on business operations. Risk mitigation strategies should be integrated into continuity planning.

Resilience

Build a robust infrastructure that can withstand disruptions, ensuring flexibility in operations and rapid adaptation to unexpected challenges. This includes redundant systems, cloud solutions, and security measures.

Procedure

Define step-by-step actions to follow in case of an incident, ensuring a structured response to maintain continuity. Procedures should be well-documented, regularly tested, and easily accessible to employees.