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Are you resilient?

A ransomware attack, a major outage, a fire: would you know how to restart? Resilience is not about avoiding every incident: it is about being able to absorb them and recover quickly.

The uncomfortable questions

Ask yourself these questions honestly. If even one remains without a clear answer, your resilience needs strengthening:

• Would you know how to restart after a ransomware attack that encrypts all your servers tonight?
• How much total downtime can your company really withstand before irreversible consequences occur?
• Are your backups tested, isolated, and restorable, or merely “scheduled”?
• Who decides, who communicates, and who acts during the first hours of a crisis?

Many companies discover their weaknesses on the day of the incident. That is the worst possible moment.

Key concepts to master

RTO

Recovery Time Objective: the maximum acceptable interruption time before restarting a critical service.

RPO

Recovery Point Objective: the amount of data you can afford to lose, measured in time.

BCP / DRP

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans: your concrete scenarios for maintaining operations and restarting after an incident.

ISO 22301

The international standard for business continuity management, the reference framework for your resilience.

Who is this approach for?

For executives and CIOs who refuse to leave their company to chance. If the unavailability of your information system immediately translates into lost revenue, dissatisfied customers, or penalties, then business continuity is not optional: it is a strategic decision that must be prepared calmly, before the incident.

Our methodology

We start from your real business activity to identify your critical processes, set RTO/RPO objectives that are achievable, then build and, above all, test your plans. Resilience that has never been exercised is not resilience. Our approach is pragmatic: plans usable under pressure, not binders gathering dust.

How BCIT strengthens your resilience

1

Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

Identification of your critical processes and definition of realistic RTO / RPO objectives.

2

BCP / DRP

Design of your business continuity and recovery plans, aligned with the ISO 22301 standard.

3

Restoration tests

Concrete verification that your backups can actually be restored, and within the target timeframes.

4

Crisis exercises

Realistic simulations to train your teams to decide and act under pressure, consistently with your cyber crisis management standard.

5

Continuous improvement

Lessons learned and regular plan updates to remain ready over time.

6

Team awareness

Training employees in the right reflexes and crisis procedures, so resilience becomes everyone’s responsibility.

Why choose BCIT?

ISO 22301 expertise

Deep command of business continuity, from the normative framework to concrete implementation.

Tested plans, not theory

We challenge your arrangements through tests and exercises, for demonstrated rather than assumed resilience.

Tailored support

An approach calibrated to your size, stakes, and resources, without unnecessary complexity.

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Test your resilience before an incident does it for you

In 15 minutes, let’s take stock: do you know how much downtime you can tolerate? Are your backups restorable? We help you turn these uncertainties into certainties.