Fire. Power cuts.
Most businesses have procedures for these events. Yet one of the biggest operational risks many organisations face today is a cyber attack or major IT failure and surprisingly few have a simple plan for what happens next.
If ransomware encrypts your files, your servers fail or critical systems become unavailable, the first challenge usually isn’t technical recovery.
It’s knowing what to do first.
Who needs to be called? Where are your backup details? Does your cyber insurance cover the incident? Which systems should be isolated? How do you communicate with staff if your normal email isn’t available?
When decisions need to be made quickly, uncertainty can become expensive.
What’s Included?
The Quick Reference Card provides space for the information you’ll need immediately during an IT or cyber incident, including:
It’s designed to be completed, printed and stored somewhere accessible offline, ready if it’s ever needed.
Built for Real Emergencies
During a cyber incident, stress levels are high and decisions often have lasting consequences.
Well-intentioned actions such as rebooting servers, deleting files, restoring the wrong backups or communicating through compromised systems can make recovery slower, more expensive and more complex.
This resource won’t replace a full disaster recovery strategy.
Instead, it provides a simple, practical point of reference that helps your team stay calm, make informed decisions and respond more effectively during the early stages of an incident.
Hopefully you’ll never need it.
But if you do, you’ll be glad you spent five minutes preparing it.
Download Your Free Disaster Recovery Quick Reference Card
Be prepared before an IT emergency happens.
Download the free Cyber Incident Disaster Recovery Quick Reference Card, complete it in just a few minutes, then print and store it somewhere safe and accessible offline.
A small amount of preparation today could make a significant difference tomorrow.