Keep the business running.

Continuity is the discipline of staying open when something breaks: the server, the internet, the building, or the one person who knows all the passwords. These guides cover the math, the plan, and the testing. None of it requires an enterprise budget. Most of it requires an afternoon.

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Know your risk

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What an hour of downtime costs you The math →

Find your single points of failure before they find you The walk-through →

Build the plan

THE SERVICE →

Write a business continuity plan that fits on five pages The plan itself →

A backup strategy for everything, not just the server Beyond 3-2-1 →

Backup is a copy. Disaster recovery is a plan. RTO and RPO, plainly →

Prove it works

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Test the plan: tabletop drills and restore days Prove it works →

Ransomware recovery: decisions to make before the bad day The worst case →

From the blog

The 3-2-1 backup rule, and why restore is the part that matters

Three copies, two media, one offsite. And the restore drill most businesses skip.

How to actually test your backups: a restore drill

Pick a file, a folder, and a full system. Restore all three, time it, and write down what broke.

The first 24 hours after a breach: what to do, in order

Isolate, preserve, notify, recover. The incident response sequence, before you need it.

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