Why 010
010 connects protection, recovery and continuity to evidence leadership can understand.
The question we help answer
Why we exist
Most organizations already invest in security, backup and recovery planning. The harder question is whether those investments add up to recovery the business can rely on.
The recovery gap
Protection capabilities are essential. Recovery Assurance examines whether they support the recovery outcomes the organization requires.
Security Operations, Managed Backup, Disaster Recovery and Sovereign Archive each create recovery potential. Recovery Assurance tests how they work together for the services the business depends on, and records the evidence.
Identify critical services, what they depend on and how fast they must return.
Align backup, retention, security and recovery design with what the business needs.
Test recovery in a controlled way and measure the results.
Record what was tested, what happened and what remains uncertain.
Fix the gaps that matter most, then test again as things change.
What we believe
Success is measured by restoring the services people depend on, not by the number of tools deployed.
A backup job that completed is not the same as a recovery that was tested. We work from what has been observed.
Leadership makes better decisions when gaps and exceptions are shown plainly instead of hidden in technical reports.
The 010 approach
The difference is not whether activity happens. It is whether the activity produces clearer evidence for recovery decisions.
| Activity alone | Recovery Assurance perspective |
|---|---|
| Backup jobs complete successfully | Restores of critical services are tested and observed |
| Recovery plans exist on paper | Plans are exercised, and the results are recorded |
| Isolated, occasional exercises | Validation follows a regular, agreed cycle |
| Status reports written for technical teams | Findings written for the people who make decisions |
| Focus on individual technical issues | Focus on the services the business needs back first |
| Gaps discovered during an incident | Exceptions recorded and owned before an incident |
What makes 010 different
Recovery work starts from critical operations and agreed recovery objectives, not from a list of IT assets.
Recovery capabilities are tested through realistic scenarios suited to each organization.
Each engagement leaves a record of what was tested, what was observed and what it means.
Gaps, drift and single points of failure are surfaced so they can be fixed before a disruption.
Findings become prioritized, owned actions linked to the recovery outcomes they support.
Technical results are translated into business risk that leadership can act on.
Who we help
“Can we recover our critical operations within the time the business needs?”
“How do we help clients show their recovery works, not just that backups run?”
“How can clients support their readiness statements with evidence?”
