Security & Continuity
Disaster Recovery for Garden Route business
Know exactly what happens in the first hour after a disaster.
Fire, flood, theft, extended load-shedding or a ransomware event — the difference between a bad week and a closed business is a plan that has been tested. We document what gets recovered, in what order, by whom, and then we rehearse it.
What's included
Business impact assessment
Which systems must return first and what each hour of downtime costs.
Documented recovery runbook
Step-by-step recovery instructions your team and ours can follow under pressure.
Virtual standby servers
Critical servers able to spin up from backup images while hardware is replaced.
Continuity for power outages
UPS, inverter and LTE failover planning so load-shedding isn't an outage.
Annual recovery drills
A live rehearsal with results reported to management.
Why businesses choose it
- Defined recovery times instead of guesswork
- Confidence for insurers, auditors and large clients
- Less panic and fewer mistakes during a real incident
- Plans kept current as your systems change
How we get you there
1. Assess
Systems, dependencies and tolerable downtime documented.
2. Design
Recovery architecture and priorities agreed with management.
3. Document
A runbook written in plain language and stored offsite.
4. Rehearse
Drills run and the plan updated from what we learn.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from backup?
Backup is the copy of the data. Disaster recovery is the tested plan and infrastructure that turns that copy back into a working business.
Does this cover load-shedding?
Yes. Power and connectivity resilience — UPS, inverters and LTE failover — form part of the continuity plan.
Talk to a local engineer
We're based in Knysna and support businesses from Mossel Bay to Plettenberg Bay. Tell us what you need and we'll scope it honestly.