Your industry fails in its own way.We plan for that one.

When the patient system is down, the waiting room fills up. Ransomware targets clinics because every hour of downtime hurts.

What we would set up

• Patient and billing databases copied cleanly while in use
• A standby copy of the clinical system, rehearsed on a schedule
• Off-site CCTV for the pharmacy, stores and entrances

Student records, fee balances and exam results usually live on one office machine, and CCTV that matters for safeguarding records to one box.

What we would set up

• Every version of the records and fees system, kept daily
• Staff and parent email on the school's own domain
• Gate, dormitory and corridor footage kept off-site

Stock loss is caught on camera, then the recorder is taken or written over before anyone looks. A dead till server stops every sale.

What we would set up

• CCTV from every branch backed up and viewable in one place
• Point-of-sale and stock databases backed up through the day
• Monitoring so a failed backup is noticed before it is needed

When the ERP or production server stops, the line stops with it, and the cost can be measured by the hour.

What we would set up

• A standby copy of production systems, ready to start
• Recovery targets agreed per system and written into the contract
• Off-site footage for the floor, gates and stores

Yards and godowns are exactly where recorders get stolen, and a down dispatch system strands drivers and customers.

What we would set up

• Yard and warehouse CCTV kept off-site, viewable from anywhere
• AI alerts for people and vehicles after hours
• A rehearsed recovery plan for the dispatch and tracking systems

Regulators and auditors ask for evidence that recovery works. Most institutions have a plan in a folder and have never run it.

What we would set up

• Encrypted backups with retention set to what your regulator requires
• Rehearsed failovers with a written report as evidence
• Member and transaction systems protected while in use

Bookings, guest email and the website are the front desk. When they go down, guests go elsewhere.

What we would set up

• Fast hosting for the booking website
• Reservations email on your own domain that guests trust
• Lobby, parking and store footage kept off-site

Client files are the business, and a stolen laptop or overwritten document can mean a breach as well as lost work.

What we would set up

• Laptops backed up whenever they connect, wherever staff work
• Encrypted copies with a key only the firm holds
• Every version of every file, to undo an overwrite

Field laptops, donor reports and Microsoft 365 data are spread everywhere, and staff turnover means files leave with people.

What we would set up

• Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace backed up on your retention
• Field laptops backed up when they reach a network
• History kept even after an account is closed