Vulnerability and Threat Analysis:

• Work with management to determine their tolerance of risk and their sensitivity to the failure of key systems.
  
  
• Understand the nature of the potential threats to the system, including natural disasters, failure of external systems such as communications links, or man-made situations, such as war or terrorism.
  
  
• Build a picture of the current IT system, with particularly emphasis on those elements that are most critical to the operation of the business, and which are potentially most at risk in the case of an adverse event.

Continuity Planning

• Prepare a plan so that company can better prepare itself for a range of eventualities, including changes to key processes (e.g., offsite data backup), infrastructure (e.g., , and customer and employee support (e.g., alternate facilities)
  
  
• Present a range of options for better equipping the company to cope with an emergency situation, based on their estimated cost and their potential to avert consequential losses Business Continuity Implementation.
  
  
• Assist in the implementation of the plan, including the creation of a project management office (PMO) and helping the organization integrate new processes, roles, and responsibilities
  
  
• Advise the client on the selection of vendors for hardware, software, and services required to support the business continuity plan.

Direct Continuity Assistance:

Provide the backup systems and support that may be required in the event of an emergency, such as hot switching systems and contingent.

Task Sourcing

Our services include:

• Operations, monitoring, and tuning: Providing common day-to-day services, such as log monitoring, directory cleanup, security support, and OS and database tuning.
  
  
• Application maintenance: Applying vendor software patches and service pack installations.
  
  
• Application development: Building custom applications or extensions on top of an existing standard implementation.
  
  
• Upgrade planning: Preparing for major upgrades of an application’s functionality according to the cycles recommended by software vendors.
  
  
• Remote or offsite: Providing services at the convenience of the client, on their
  premises or via remote access to servers and data.