While technical solutions are essential, mastery of internal processes is essential to a risk reduction policy based on the classification of your assets. Do you have a general security policy for the processing of your information?

The assessment of risks and their classification makes it possible to adjust budgets according to risk families. Have you started classifying your information and analyzing your risks?

A backup plan accompanied by a technical and functional test for resuming your activities, in the event of a massive attack and shutdown of your activities is a vital necessity for your business. Disaster recovery plan The PRA or DRP takes place within the framework of the PCA (BCP). Disaster recovery plans are often technical and focus on resuming particular operations, functions, sites, services or applications. A single business continuity plan may contain or reference multiple disaster recovery plans. Business continuity plan The PCA (or BCP) requires a perfect description of the processes, development procedures, monitoring testing of business continuity plans that will allow your company to continue its activities during and after the disaster. The plan defines, among other things, a methodology for managing your incidents that affects all of the company's critical activities and processes, from the failure of a server to the total loss of an essential installation. The PCA (or BCP) is a response to a company risk analysis.