A BCDR plan doesn’t just recover your data—it swiftly restores operations, ensuring minimal disruption and getting your organization back on its feet in no time
01 ⟶ BUSINESS IMPACT ANALYSIS
A business impact analysis (BIA) is the process of determining the criticality of business activities and associated resource requirements to ensure operational resilience and continuity of operations during and after a business disruption.
02 ⟶ RECOVERY STRATEGIES
A recovery strategy analysis (RSA) outlines the alternate means to restore business operations to a minimum acceptable level following a business disruption and are prioritized by the recovery time objectives (RTO) developed during the business impact analysis.
03 ⟶ PLAN DEVELOPMENT
The business continuity plan (BCP) development outlines the details steps that should be undertaken to ensure vital business processes are uninterrupted and how to quickly restore critical IT systems and data to resume business after a disruptive event.
04 ⟶ TESTING & MAINTENANCE
The testing and maintenance involves a tabletop exercise and after action review (AAR). A BCP table top exercise is an informal brainstorming session used to encourage participation from business leaders and other key employees to discuss their responses to a particular emergency situation.
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A BCDR plan is your organization’s roadmap for maintaining operations during and after a disruptive event. It outlines strategies to keep your business running, protect data, and recover quickly from disasters. You need one to minimize downtime, reduce financial losses, protect reputation, and ensure your organization can bounce back from unexpected incidents.
The implementation time varies depending on your organization’s size and complexity. Typically, we can develop and implement a customized BCDR plan within a few weeks. We’ll work with you to create a realistic timeline that fits your needs.
You’ll get a detailed report on discrete task areas:
You should review and update your BCDR plan at least annually, incorporating a tabletop exercise and after-action refinements. Treat the plan as a living document, making updates whenever there are significant changes in your business operations, technology infrastructure, personnel, or as recommended by the findings from tabletop exercises.
Our pricing varies based on the scope of the BCDR plan. Please contact us for a detailed quote based on your specific needs.
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