Who it is for
- Businesses with critical systems or services
- Organisations reviewing continuity risks
- Teams that need clearer recovery objectives
ShieldForce Disaster Recovery
Prepare for disruption with a recovery approach that considers the systems, dependencies and recovery objectives your organisation needs to keep operating.
A practical security foundation, built around your operations.
The exact scope is confirmed during discovery so the service reflects your users, workloads, priorities and existing technology.
- Backup and recovery planning
- Critical workload identification
- Recovery point and time objective discussions
- Failover and restoration workflows
- Testing and runbook considerations
- Resilience reporting and review
Risks it helps address
- Extended downtime after cyber incidents
- Data loss or corrupt recovery points
- Untested recovery processes and hidden dependencies
How onboarding works
- Identify critical workloads and dependencies
- Agree recovery objectives and recovery order
- Develop, test and refine a recovery approach
Plan security and compliance together.
Business continuity and recoverability can be important evidence for privacy, contractual and industry obligations. The requirements that apply should be confirmed against your specific organisation and agreements.
Discuss your environmentClear next steps, not a one-size-fits-all promise.
We begin by understanding your priorities, existing controls and recovery needs before recommending the right scope.
Common questions
What are RPO and RTO?
Recovery point objectives address acceptable data loss; recovery time objectives address how quickly a service should be restored. Both should be agreed for important workloads.
Why test recovery?
Testing helps reveal dependencies, gaps and assumptions before a real disruption occurs.
Related security guidance: Share your recovery requirements