For organizations

Know What You Can Recover, and What to Improve Next

For leadership teams who need confidence that critical operations can recover, and evidence to show it.

The question leadership asks

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What we hear

Common Situations That Bring Organizations to 010

“Our backups run, but we have never tested a full recovery.”

We help validate recovery for the services that matter most.

“The board is asking questions we can’t answer with evidence.”

We turn recovery activity into findings leadership can use.

“Our insurance renewal is coming up.”

We help organize recovery evidence before the application.

“We are moving to the cloud or changing providers.”

We help build recovery into the move from the start.

“We were hit on a Friday night, and nobody knew who to call or what to restore first.”

Lesson learned: the recovery order and the call list have to be agreed before the day you need them. We help you set both up and test them.

“The backup reports said ‘successful’ for months. When we needed a restore, it didn’t work.”

Lesson learned: a backup that completes is not a recovery that works. We test restores so you find the gap before an incident does.

How we help

Capabilities Connected by Recovery Assurance

Security Operations

Monitoring, protection and response that support operational resilience.

Managed Backup

Managed protection, retention and integrity monitoring, with restore checks matched to business needs.

Disaster Recovery

Recovery designed and exercised against agreed recovery time and recovery point objectives.

Sovereign Archive

Governed long-term retention, with archived data stored within Canadian borders.

Business Continuity Planning. Keep the business running while technology recovers: impact analysis, plans and exercises.

Business Continuity Planning →

What you gain

What changes when recovery is validated

Operational clarity

Know which services matter most and what they depend on.

Validated recoverability

Recovery tested against agreed objectives, not assumed.

Defensible evidence

Records of what was tested, observed and fixed.

Executive confidence

Decisions based on observed results, with gaps in plain view.

By sector

Recovery Priorities by Sector

Municipal & public sector

Keeping community services available through disruption.

Healthcare

Pharmacies, dental clinics, hospitals, private practices, veterinary clinics and senior homes. Patient records, prescriptions and care systems can’t wait, and privacy duties don’t pause during an outage.

Professional firms

Law, accounting, insurance and consulting firms. Protecting confidential client files, deadlines and the trust clients place in you.

Manufacturing

When systems stop, the production line stops. Keeping ERP, production planning, shipping and the systems linking the office to the plant floor recoverable in the order the plant needs them.

Growing organizations

New sites, systems and teams create new recovery dependencies. We help you keep up.

How engagement begins

Three Steps to Start

1

Assess

See where you stand today.

2

Improve

Close the gaps that matter most first.

3

Keep it proven

Retest and report on an agreed cycle.