Ransomware readiness and disaster recovery you’ve actually tested
Ransomware operators target backups first, because they know recovery is your leverage. We design backup and recovery strategies that survive a determined attacker, test them against realistic scenarios, and prepare your leadership team to make fast decisions under pressure.
We’ve led recovery for real
Our team has led disaster recovery after real data-loss events, including for a remote island resort where outside help wasn’t a quick drive away. We know recovery plans succeed or fail on details: credentials stored somewhere reachable, restore steps written down, and backups someone has actually tested.
What a readiness engagement covers
We evaluate your ability to prevent, detect, withstand, and recover from a ransomware attack.
- Backup architecture & immutability
- Restore testing and recovery time validation
- Business impact analysis
- Business continuity & communication plans
- Detection of early attacker activity
- Tabletop exercises for leadership & IT
Where we’ve done this before
Tailored to the threats in your industry
Ransomware Readiness & Disaster Recovery: common questions
Don’t see your question? Ask our security team directly.
Aren’t our backups enough to protect us from ransomware?
Only if attackers can’t reach them and you’ve proven they restore in time. Modern ransomware groups hunt for backup consoles and delete or encrypt backups before launching encryption. They also steal data first, so backups alone don’t address extortion threats.
What is a tabletop exercise?
A facilitated, discussion-based simulation where leadership and technical staff walk through a realistic incident scenario. It exposes gaps in decision-making, communication, and plans before a real attack does, and many insurers and frameworks expect them.
What’s the difference between disaster recovery and business continuity?
Disaster recovery restores IT systems and data. Business continuity keeps the business operating — people, processes, customers, and communications — while that recovery happens. You need both.
Often paired with
Incident Response
Rapid containment, investigation, and recovery from ransomware, email compromise, and breaches — plus retainers so you’re ready.
Infrastructure & Network Hardening
Firewalls, segmentation, Active Directory, endpoints, and remote access configured to shrink your attack surface.
Security Audits & Risk Assessments
A clear, prioritized picture of where you’re exposed across people, process, and technology.
Find your gaps before someone else does.
Talk directly with a senior security practitioner about where you’re exposed and what to fix first — no sales script, no obligation.