Backup Assessment
Review current backup coverage, processes and obvious operational gaps.
Backup & Disaster Recovery
A backup is only useful when recovery works.
We help businesses review backup readiness, improve recovery procedures and reduce uncertainty around restoring important systems and data after an incident.
Technical focus
- 01Backup assessment
- 02Restore procedures
- 03Recovery planning
- 04Recovery testing
Backup completion does not automatically mean recovery readiness.
- What is being backed up?
- How frequently?
- Where are backups stored?
- Who monitors failures?
- How is access controlled?
- Has restoration been tested?
- What systems must be recovered first?
- How long can the business tolerate disruption?
Recovery-focused capability
Database Backup
Support appropriate database backup processes within the agreed environment.
Infrastructure Snapshots
Use infrastructure-level backup/snapshot mechanisms where appropriate.
Restore Procedures
Document and validate practical restoration steps for agreed systems.
Recovery Planning
Identify important dependencies and recovery priorities.
Disaster Recovery
Design a practical recovery approach based on system importance and agreed business requirements.
Recovery Testing
Test agreed recovery procedures rather than assuming backups are sufficient.
Not sure whether your current backups are enough?
Start with an assessment of backup coverage, restore procedures and operational risk.