System priorities and recovery objectives
Agree the requirements, accountable owner and validation evidence for system priorities and recovery objectives.
Backup & disaster recovery planning
Prepare owned backup routines and recovery procedures for prioritized systems.
Operating context
Scope around your business.
Start with the systems and information the business depends on, then agree backup scope, retention and recovery objectives. A useful plan records responsibility and how restoration will be checked, rather than assuming a backup file guarantees continuity.
Intended outcome
A documented configuration and responsibility model, validated against the agreed operating scope.
Backup schedule and access controls
Agree the requirements, accountable owner and validation evidence for backup schedule and access controls.
Restore checks and recovery procedures
Agree the requirements, accountable owner and validation evidence for restore checks and recovery procedures.
Plan your engagement
Backup, restore testing and disaster recovery
Backup and disaster recovery planning connects protected data with a workable restoration process. Rektrs defines system priorities, backup schedules, access controls, restore checks and operating responsibilities against agreed recovery objectives.
How are recovery objectives selected?
Discuss acceptable data loss and disruption for each business process. Application dependencies, data size and available infrastructure determine which objectives can be tested and supported.
What should a restore exercise demonstrate?
Confirm that the required data and applications can be recovered with usable access and reconciled records. Capture the time taken, gaps found and follow-up actions instead of only checking backup-job success.
Before implementation
Agree the work. Define the evidence.
We confirm your current systems, locations, process owners and required outputs. The proposal sets milestones, dependencies, acceptance criteria and support responsibilities for the agreed scope.