“We are no longer worried about network-wide outages. We have stability throughout the network and, when there is an issue, the team is quickly able to identify and resolve it.”
Rena Solano
Chief Financial Officer at Lincoln Park Zoo
As threats evolve, organizations of any size could be targeted. The right strategy helps you keep data and business operations safe.
Business resiliency strategies help you anticipate supply chain vulnerabilities and react to unexpected disruptions to your main suppliers.
Our services ensure your business can adapt confidently to natural disasters, unexpected events, or catastrophic infrastructure failures.
As threats evolve, organizations of any size could be targeted. The right strategy helps you keep data and business operations safe.
Business resiliency strategies help you anticipate supply chain vulnerabilities and react to unexpected disruptions to your main suppliers.
Our services ensure your business can adapt confidently to natural disasters, unexpected events, or catastrophic infrastructure failures.
How It Helps
Whether conducting a business resiliency assessment or helping you find the right tools to use, our services are built around you and your team’s needs.
By acting as an extension of your internal team, we’ll help you create business resiliency strategies that become part of your organization’s DNA.
Want to prepare for specific ransomware scenarios? Our workshops are designed to help you better understand and mitigate your unique IT risks.
Business resiliency is preparing your business to continue operations in the face of adverse conditions. Those conditions might be a natural disaster, interruptions to your supply chain, or something that impacts your workforce.
Disaster recovery is a vital part of business resiliency, but the two are not interchangeable. Disaster Recovery generally refers to the recovery of data and systems following a multi-system outage of some kind. But, there are many ways that your business could be impacted where a disaster recovery plan would not need to be activated.
For example, if there was a fire overnight at a building across the street from your headquarters, the fire department might have the street blocked off, and your people would be unable to get to work. This could impact your ability to do business, but since your building was undamaged, there would be no need to activate a disaster recovery plan.
Yes! Whether you’re new to business resiliency or want to reevaluate your current process, our workshop is conducted by certified experts.
If your business becomes infected with ransomware, there is no guarantee that paying the ransom will get your data restored. In fact, if you’ve been infected once it’s very likely you will be ‘re-ransomed’ again in the future if that initial infection (and the security flaw that caused it) has not been eradicated.
The most effective solution is to have a comprehensive business resiliency plan in place to stay ahead of evolving threats.
The most common method is the “Tabletop Exercise.” During this test, managers get together, typically around a table, and are presented with a scenario that could potentially impact the business. That scenario could be anything from a facility being unavailable to a large regional event affecting the workforce, or even an active shooter incident. Through the exercise, managers gain a better understanding of how prepared they are for these types of situations.
The art of business resiliency is to coordinate all aspects of your business to prepare against all foreseeable disruptive events. Many organizations only focus on the technical aspects, but Sayers knows a well-rounded plan involves cooperation and unity across all departments.
Our workshop averages two business days with coordinated organizational department involvement, but deliverables are time-tailored to your organization.