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Resilient recovery by design
Methodology for resilient disaster recovery
A tested methodology shields organizations from business-crippling events. Each phase, from discovery through simulation, is anchored in documented workflows, transparent analysis, and Indian regulatory context.
Discovery & Mapping
Cloud disaster recovery cannot rely on chance. The process begins with mapping business-critical systems and identifying dependencies that influence the recovery path.
Structured Risk Audit
Objective risk assessment is central to the methodology. Every threat, from outages
to compliance gaps, is logged and measured for likelihood and impact.
Custom Plan Design
No solution fits all. Technology selection and process design adapt to unique
operational realities, regulatory pressures, and evolving business needs.
Simulation & Refinement
Scenario-based simulations are scheduled to test every assumption. Plans are
updated, roles clarified, and lessons are built into future cycles.
Step-by-step workflow for disaster recovery
Every project moves through a workflow proven in high-pressure scenarios. Each step builds on the previous, minimizing risk of oversight and ensuring readiness under real conditions.
01
Map business systems and risks
Business impact analysis comes first, mapping every critical dependency and ranking systems by recovery priority. This ensures the recovery path aligns with operational needs.
- Dependencies
- Mapped
02
Audit threats and vulnerabilities
Objective risk audits identify vulnerabilities across infrastructure, processes, and compliance. Each finding is documented and used to quantify potential impact.
- Vulnerabilities
- Assessed
03
Develop tailored recovery plans
Strategies are designed and reviewed collaboratively, weighing technology fit, regulatory requirements, and business priorities. Detailed response actions are documented for clarity.
04
Test recovery plans in simulation
Comprehensive simulation drills expose gaps in recovery workflows and surface unforeseen
risks. Team roles are rehearsed, and feedback loops are established for ongoing
improvement.
05
Continuous review and adaptation
A recurring improvement cycle keeps plans current, adapting documentation and processes after each test or actual incident. This discipline turns recovery from a static document into an evolving practice.
Project timeline and milestone phases
A disciplined delivery timeline keeps each project on track and aligned with business needs.
Phases build cumulatively, supporting lasting resilience.
01
[Week 1]
Initial assessment and scoping workshop
Project kickoff begins with a comprehensive scoping session, aligning stakeholders and collecting operational details. Initial system and process mapping takes place during this stage.
02
[Weeks 2-3]
Risk and business impact analysis phase
Detailed risk audit and business impact analysis are conducted. Each vulnerability is identified, and potential recovery strategies are outlined in close consultation with client teams.
03
[Weeks 4-5]
Drafting and review of recovery strategy
A draft recovery plan is produced, specifying recovery time objectives, technology selections, and process flows. Stakeholder workshops review assumptions and validate proposed actions.
04
[Weeks 6-7]
Plan simulation and refinement
Simulation and tabletop testing are performed. Team roles are tested, feedback is collected, and plan weaknesses are addressed. Documentation is refined after every drill.
05
[Week 8]
Delivery, training, and ongoing review setup
Final plan is delivered with documentation, post-project training, and scheduling for regular reviews. Ongoing support is set for continuous adaptation to regulatory and operational changes.
Guiding principles behind our recovery process
Learning from real-world incidents and documentation
Plans are developed on the foundation of real case evidence and scenario analysis, ensuring each engagement draws on lessons from past failures and recoveries, not theory alone. Documentation serves as a living record, adapted over time.
Stakeholder-driven, inclusive planning process
Every solution is built by involving client stakeholders at every step, from discovery to final testing. Input is gathered through workshops and interviews, giving voice to on-the-ground realities and business priorities.
Transparency in every risk and recommendation
The team’s approach favors transparency over complexity—each decision and trade-off
is explained in plain terms, demystifying technology and clarifying risks.
Built-in cycles of continuous improvement
Continuous review cycles are embedded in the methodology. After every event or test, results are evaluated, weak points addressed, and the plan is improved for future threats.
