attacklessRansomware recovery
Test your ability to restore operations and rehearse who does what when an incident disrupts the business.
Recovery time isn't an accident. It's rehearsed.
Recovery Time Objective — how long until the business is running again — is the number that matters most once ransomware hits. We can't know your number in advance, and honestly, neither can you until it has been tested under real conditions. This engagement exists to define that number, put it through a realistic scenario, and shorten it.
Illustrative only: the ring models the test → measure → improve cycle we run with you. It is not a live countdown, and not a claim about your organization's actual recovery time.
Six phases, one rehearsal.
Backup and restoration review, recovery priorities, an incident playbook, a contact tree, a tabletop exercise and an improvement report.
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01
Backup & restoration review
We check that backups exist, are isolated from the production network, and actually restore — before anyone has to find out the hard way.
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02
Recovery priorities
Not every system needs to come back first. We map dependencies and agree, in advance, what gets restored in what order.
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03
Incident playbook
A written, step-by-step response so the first hour of an incident is spent executing a plan, not inventing one.
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04
Contact tree
Who gets called, in what order, with what authority to make decisions — internal teams, leadership, and outside parties.
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05
Tabletop exercise
We run the plan against a realistic ransomware scenario with your team, live, to see where it holds and where it doesn't.
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06
Improvement report
A concrete list of gaps found during the exercise and what to fix, so the next rehearsal starts from a stronger position.