Optimum Web
Risk Management & Incident Response

Business Continuity

BCP/DRP, disaster recovery, digital resilience testing.

2 services · Fixed price · 14-day warranty · Senior engineers only

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between BCP and DRP?+
BCP covers business operations continuity (who does what, communication, alternative work arrangements). DRP covers technical recovery procedures (how to restore systems, in what order, from what backups). Both are needed.
What do RTO and RPO mean?+
RTO (Recovery Time Objective) is maximum acceptable downtime. RPO (Recovery Point Objective) is maximum acceptable data loss. For example: RTO 4 hours means the system must be back within 4 hours. RPO 1 hour means you can lose at most 1 hour of data.
How often should BCP/DRP be tested?+
Annual full test minimum. We recommend quarterly tabletop exercises (paper walkthroughs) and annual technical tests (actual failover). The service includes the first tabletop exercise.
Can you also implement the disaster recovery infrastructure?+
This service creates the plan. Implementation of hot standby, replication, and failover infrastructure is separate engineering work. We can provide an implementation quote based on the DRP.
What disaster scenarios does the plan cover?+
Data center failure, ransomware attack, DDoS attack, key personnel unavailability, cloud provider outage, internet connectivity loss, data corruption. We customize to your specific risk profile.
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