Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity

Your RPO and RTO are numbers in a policy document. Nobody has measured what the estate actually delivers against them.

A DR site costs money every month of the year and gets proven once, on a Saturday, on a date everybody knew about. That drill closes the BCP audit point. It does not tell you what the estate can actually hit. The number in the policy and the number the estate can hit are usually different, and the gap gets discovered at the worst possible time.

Ask SECCOM to run a dependency-mapped failover on one real business service, at no cost. One service measured properly tells you more than an estate-wide plan on paper.

What you get. A measured RTO and RPO for that service against the committed figure, the full dependency list that has to move with it, and a runbook that has actually been run.

Where SECCOM stops. Which service comes back first is the business's call, ranked by what it costs to be without it. SECCOM measures, sequences and builds to that order.