Ensure business continuity when it matters most
Disaster recovery, backup, and incident response services that keep your business running – even when the unexpected happens.
The risks that could stop your business overnight
Ransomware can lock you out in minutes. Without robust backups and a tested recovery plan, you could face weeks of downtime and millions in losses.
Disasters don't discriminate. Fire, flood, hardware failure, or human error can strike any business at any time.
Untested plans fail when you need them most. 60% of businesses that lose data shut down within 6 months.
Compliance demands it. GDPR, FCA, and sector-specific regulations require documented business continuity plans.
Prepare, protect, recover
We ensure your business can survive and recover from any disruption:
– Backup-as-a-Service with automated, encrypted backups stored securely offsite.
– Disaster recovery planning with tested, documented procedures tailored to your business.
– Cyber incident exercising to simulate real-world scenarios and validate your response capabilities.
– 24/7 incident response to contain threats, minimize damage, and restore operations quickly.
Our business resilience services
Backup-as-a-Service
Automated, secure backups with rapid recovery capabilities.
Disaster recovery planning
Comprehensive DR strategies tested and tailored to your risk profile.
Cyber incident exercising
Realistic simulations to stress-test your response and identify gaps.
Incident response
Rapid containment and recovery when disaster strikes.
Business continuity assessments
Evaluate your current resilience posture and build a roadmap for improvement.
Who we protect
Business resilience for every sector, including:
Healthcare
Downtime in a healthcare environment carries risks beyond the financial. We help healthcare providers protect patient records, maintain clinical system availability, and meet NHS and CQC requirements for business continuity, so that an IT incident never becomes a patient safety issue.
Local government
Local authorities deliver services that communities depend on, and disruption has consequences that extend well beyond IT. We help local government organisations build tested recovery capabilities, protect citizen data, and maintain operational continuity under the scrutiny that public sector incidents invariably attract.
Utilities & energy
Critical national infrastructure demands resilience planning that goes beyond standard business continuity. We help utilities and energy providers protect operational systems, plan for worst-case scenarios, and recover rapidly from incidents, minimising the impact on the services their customers and communities rely on.
Our business resilience partners
Frequently asked questions
How often should we test our disaster recovery plan?
At minimum, once a year, but for most businesses, that’s not enough. We recommend testing critical recovery scenarios at least twice a year, with a lighter tabletop exercise each quarter to keep your team familiar with the plan. The businesses that suffer most during a real incident are almost always those whose DR plan was written once and never revisited. Technology changes, people move on, and a plan that worked eighteen months ago may have significant gaps today.
What's the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
ackup is the copy of your data. Disaster recovery is the plan – and the capability – to get your business operational again when something goes wrong. You need both, but they’re not the same thing. A backup without a tested recovery process is just data sitting somewhere; it tells you nothing about how long it will actually take to restore your systems, or whether that restoration will work under pressure. Disaster recovery defines your recovery time objectives, your priorities, and exactly who does what when an incident occurs.
How long does it take to recover from a ransomware attack?
Without a tested recovery plan and clean backups, weeks – sometimes longer. With the right preparation in place, it can be hours. The difference is almost entirely down to how well a business has prepared before the attack happens. Backups that are isolated from the main network, a documented recovery process, and a team that has rehearsed the response all compress recovery time dramatically. We’ve helped clients recover critical systems within four hours of a ransomware incident; without that groundwork, the same situation could have meant weeks of downtime.
Do you support hybrid cloud and on-premise environments?
Yes. Most of our clients run a mix of on-premise infrastructure and cloud services, and our backup and disaster recovery solutions are designed to work across both. Whether your critical systems sit in your own datacentre, on Azure or AWS, or somewhere in between, we can design a recovery architecture that covers the full environment, with a single, tested plan rather than separate approaches that may not work together when you need them most.