Recovery capability to validate
04 Cybersecurity & managed operations
Know what to protect and how to recover operations.
Without visibility into assets, access and backups, prioritizing risks and responding to service interruptions is difficult.
Review my continuity01 Scope
What we can integrate.
- 01Assessment and protection
- 02Monitoring and response
- 03Backup and continuity
- 04Managed support
Application example · illustrative scenario
Prepare service continuity
An organization depends on critical applications and needs to review access, backups and responsibilities in the event of an interruption.
Deliverables to define
- Inventory and risk matrix
- Controls and response plan
- Recovery and testing procedure
How to evaluate progress
Control coverage, incidents and verified recovery times.
Indicators, objectives and deliverables are agreed according to the assessment.02 Impact
Designed for operations, without adding complexity.
Visible, prioritized risks
Agreed continuity responsibilities
03 The Lansana approach
A clear roadmap to operational delivery.
Assessment of exposure, assets and risks
Controls, monitoring and response plans
Managed support and operations reporting
Scope and limits
Protection requires knowing what to review and who decides.
Assessment within an authorized scope
Agree on assets, access, responsible parties and review boundaries. Prioritize findings according to impact and context, without interacting with systems outside the permission granted.
Controls and follow-up
Define identity, access and configuration measures; plan changes and verify their effect. Monitoring, escalation and service hours are specified in the proposal.
Recovery and operations
Review backups, dependencies and procedures; agree on recovery tests and responsible parties. Having a backup does not replace verifying that the service can be recovered.
Before operations begin
Responsibilities that must be put in writing.
- Included assets, exclusions, permissions and handling of evidence.
- Prioritized controls plan, responsibilities and change validation.
- Agreed channels, hours and escalation procedure.
- Recovery objectives, tests and rollback procedures defined with the team.
The assessment may conclude with a roadmap. Implementation, testing and support are contracted according to scope; they are not assumed to be included. Recovery is verified through authorized exercises, not promises.
Frequently asked questions
What to agree before starting.
Does the service guarantee there will be no incidents?
No. The work aims to reduce exposure and prepare a response, but does not eliminate all risks. Findings, priorities and limitations must be documented; absolute availability or certification is not promised.
Does it include 24/7 support or an immediate response?
This is not assumed. Hours, channels, target times, escalation and responsibilities are agreed in writing. The assessment form is not an emergency channel and does not activate a response service.
What is needed before reviewing or changing a system?
Explicit authorization, defined assets and methods, responsible contacts and agreed handling of evidence. Intrusive testing, configuration changes and recoveries require a specific scope and approval; submitting a request does not initiate them.
Continuity and confidence