BCP & DR Consulting

In the current era of digitization and interdependence, every organization understands the criticality of the occurrence of adverse events that can disrupt their operations. With the latest statistics putting the costs of a data breach at around $150 million, one can understand the impact of such adverse events for organizations. This makes it inevitable for enterprises to stay prepared for adverse events in case of their occurrence.

A business continuity planning exercise can help business entities to become resilient to every adverse event or incident that has the potential to disrupt their operations. It will help with the identification, preparation and prevention of incidents, ensuring seamless operations for the business. Disaster recovery is a subset of BCP exercise which focuses on restoring the business functioning from infrastructure and IT operations perspective.

Our team specializes in conducting assessments and designing BCP programs and DR plans for organizations that want safeguarding from adverse events. We work with enterprises to understand their most critical processes and elements, prioritize their protection while identifying the potential threats for them. Our DR plans are designed with the objective of minimizing both the cost incurred and the time to revive the operations.

Server Consolidation & Virtualization

The steps followed to create a BCP/DR solution are:

  • Initial Disaster Recovery System Appraisal
  • Identifying problems related to Disaster Recovery installation, update, configuration, operations or performance.
  • Disaster Recovery Plan Creation including documentation.
  • Disaster Recovery Simulation Testing and Follow-up - Audit reviews/presentations.
  • Plan the installation and implementation of Disaster Recovery solution which includes education, conversion, testing and integration activities.
  • Recovery support
  • Post recovery appraisals and performance reviews of critical systems and business processes.

Tech9labs’s approach provides “ground truth” on an organization’s current cybersecurity posture (current state), and where the organization should be based on its threat profile (target state). A threat profile is established by examining an organization’s operations, industry vertical, technology profile, and likely adversaries. From that analysis, we provide a comprehensive set of actionable recommendations to move the organization forward in the short, medium, and long term.