Disaster Recovery

Recovery Already Running

Continuity proven in production, not promised in a binder. Most peers describe DR. We run it. Every day, every cycle. Two separated production sites, an active shadow-print model, under-4-hour RTO, and the audit artifacts examiners actually accept.

Operating Model
Daily shadow-production at the secondary site. Live, not theoretical.
Recovery Objective
Under 4-hour RTO for critical communication streams
Evidence
Annual full-failover testing. Examiner-grade documentation.
Overview

Plans Don’t Mail Statements

If statements, EOBs, ANOCs, policy packages, or notices stop because a primary site goes down, the impact is immediate. Financial, reputational, regulatory. A written policy and a quarterly test don't survive contact with a real disruption. Capacity does. Procedures do. Muscle memory does.

Disaster Recovery runs as an operating service. The secondary site shadows live production every day. When failover is needed, the team running DR is the same team that was running production five minutes ago. Same controls, same compliance posture, same SLA.

Capabilities

Inside Disaster Recovery

Three disciplines: live shadow production, geographic separation, and audit-grade evidence on demand.

Daily Shadow-Print Operating Model

The secondary site mirrors live production every day. Same controls, same compliance posture, same staff competence. Failover isn't a learning exercise; it's a continuation of an active operation.

Geographically Separated Production

Two production sites, geographically separated, both running under the full HITRUST, SOC, and ISO control set. No "DR-mode" downgrade in compliance posture during failover.

Audit-Grade Evidence on Demand

Annual full-failover testing with documentation packets your examiners, internal auditors, board, and major-customer risk teams will accept on first review.

Onboarding

Build Real Continuity

Three phases. End state: an operating DR posture, not a written one.

01

Evaluate exposure

Review current vendor model, site dependencies, RTO requirements, and the real consequences of a missed cycle for each workload.

02

Define recovery mechanics

Map data replication, file movement, staffing rotation, and production cutover playbooks. Specificity, not handwaving. Every dependency named.

03

Operate & evidence

Cut over to active shadow-production, run annual full-failover testing, and produce the evidence packets your risk and audit teams need on a defined cadence.

Related Solutions

Adjacent work.

Most communication programs improve faster when the dependencies between print, digital, data, and advisory work are handled together.

When the Cycle Cannot Stop

Bring the workload that has to ship, even when the primary site can't.

Thirty minutes with the team running an active daily shadow-print model. Examiner-grade evidence on first ask.

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