Keep running. Recover with confidence.
When a cyber attack, outage or supplier failure hits, you need to keep critical services going and restore technology safely. Cybergen brings business continuity and disaster recovery together into one tested plan.
Illustrative recovery objectives
Business continuity and disaster recovery
They are often treated separately. In a real incident they have to work together.
Keep the business running
How critical services continue during disruption: people, processes, workarounds, suppliers, communications and decision making.
- Business impact analysis
- Continuity plans and workarounds
- Crisis management and communications
Restore the technology
How systems, data and infrastructure are recovered safely and in the right order after an outage or attack.
- Recovery objectives (RTO and RPO)
- Backup and replication design
- Runbooks and recovery testing
Disruption is a matter of when, not if
of breaches analysed in 2025 involved ransomware
of UK businesses reported a cyber security breach or attack in the last year
of breaches involved a third party, such as a supplier
Sources: Verizon 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report; UK Government Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025
Know what matters most, and how fast
A business impact analysis identifies your critical services, the impact of losing them over time and the people, systems and suppliers they depend on. It sets the recovery priorities everything else is built on.
- Critical services and maximum tolerable downtime
- Dependencies on people, technology and suppliers
- Agreed recovery time and recovery point objectives
Match recovery speed to business impact
Faster recovery costs more. Move the slider to compare approaches. We help you choose the right tier for each service.
Systems rebuilt and data restored from backup. Lowest cost, recovery measured in days.
Scaled-down environment ready to take over. Recovery measured in hours.
Fully running duplicate environment with continuous replication. Recovery in minutes.
Backups attackers cannot reach
Modern ransomware targets backups first. We design and test backup strategies that survive an attack, following the 3-2-1-1-0 approach.
A plan is only as good as its last test
Review the plan with owners to confirm it is current and complete.
Rehearse decisions and coordination against a realistic scenario.
Restore individual systems or data sets and measure the time taken.
Recover critical services end to end, proving objectives can be met.
Rehearse the decisions too: Tabletop Exercises and Crisis Simulations
Continuity and recovery, end to end
Business impact analysis
Identify critical services, dependencies and recovery objectives.
Business continuity planning
Practical plans, workarounds and crisis management arrangements.
Disaster recovery planning
Recovery strategies, runbooks and prioritised restoration order.
Backup and resilience review
Assess whether backups would survive a ransomware attack.
Recovery testing
Plan and run tests that prove you can meet your objectives.
ISO 22301 readiness
Build a business continuity management system ready for certification.
From impact to proven recovery
What is the difference between business continuity and disaster recovery?
Business continuity keeps critical business services running during disruption. Disaster recovery restores the technology, systems and data those services depend on. Both need to work together.
What are RTO and RPO?
The recovery time objective (RTO) is how quickly a service must be restored. The recovery point objective (RPO) is how much data, measured in time, you can afford to lose.
Will backups protect us from ransomware?
Only if attackers cannot reach or delete them and restores have been tested. Immutable or offline copies and regular restore testing are essential.
How often should we test our plans?
Most organisations test at least annually and after significant changes. Critical services may need more frequent recovery testing.
Can you help us achieve ISO 22301?
Yes. We can help you build and prepare a business continuity management system for ISO 22301 certification.
Be ready to keep going.
Tell us about your critical services and current plans. We will recommend the right next step.
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