A successful cyber attack is a unique disaster scenario. Hosting environments, data and supporting services become untrusted and, as a result, effective recovery requires new capabilities. Organisations that fail to consider these factors can expect severe impact to delivery of key business processes and services in the event of a cyber attack.
While many organisations have invested in preventing cyber incidents, the majority have not considered how they will recover from them. Even those with isolated backup and vaulting solutions rarely consider the steps required to inspect, validate and recover data at speed. Facilitating these activities not only requires the right technical solution, but a structured approach to disaster recovery and business continuity. Among our clients we see common challenges in developing an effective recovery capability, including:
Failure to meet these challenges will have a significant impact on an organisation’s ability to recover. In the event of a high-impact incident, those who are not adequately prepared can expect a long road back to normal operations, excessive financial costs and possible reputation damage.
The unique organisational and technical challenges cyber recovery poses
What leaders are doing in response to the risks posed by cyber attacks
How to self-assess your current level of readiness and address gaps
Our experienced team of cyber security, IT disaster recovery, and business continuity experts can help you develop your cyber recovery capability.
We have successfully helped organisations identify gaps in their recovery strategy, implement immediate improvements to reduce risk, and mobilise programmes to build robust recovery capabilities.
Risk and Resilience Partner, PwC United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)7483 422701