Disaster Recovery Planning
Building a practical plan for how systems and data come back online after an outage or incident, so recovery is fast and doesn’t rely on guesswork.
Twenty-two years in the field — and a deliberate choice to keep serving Charleston and Huntington businesses.
A structured Risk Assessment Review — functionally the same engagement as a Cyber Security Audit — examines your current environment against real-world risk: identity and access setup, backup and recovery posture, network configuration, and general security hygiene.
The goal is a clear, honest picture of where things stand today, not a sales pitch dressed up as an audit. This is also the right starting point for businesses working toward SOC 2 or ISO 27001 compliance, since it surfaces the gaps a formal audit would flag before that audit happens.
If you’re looking for our structured Risk Assessment Review (the same engagement we also call a Cyber Security Audit), that has its own dedicated page with full detail. Read more about Risk Assessment / Cyber Security Audit →
Unclear recovery plans, single points of failure, aging virtualization, messy device setup, and missing logs create quiet risk. Here’s the technical work we take on to turn that into something you can actually run.
Building a practical plan for how systems and data come back online after an outage or incident, so recovery is fast and doesn’t rely on guesswork.
A clear, practiced plan for what happens the moment something goes wrong — who’s notified, what’s contained first, and how operations keep moving.
Adding a second, independent internet path so a single ISP outage doesn’t take your business offline.
Moving virtualized environments off ESXi to Proxmox, Microsoft Hyper-V, or a cloud provider, with minimal disruption to what’s already running.
Designing and deploying storage area networks over Fiber Channel, iSCSI, or NVMe over Fabric, sized to what your business actually needs.
Setting up new devices — Windows, macOS, iOS, or Android — to arrive ready to work, without manual setup for every single machine.
Structured log retention across Microsoft 365, authentication systems, firewalls, networking, servers, applications, and physical security — so the data is there when you need it.
Project types at a glance
How to read this list — and what to do if your project isn’t named here.
No. These are general descriptions of the kinds of technical work we regularly take on — not case studies and not named client engagements. They’re meant to help you recognize whether something on your plate fits what we do.
Not always — but it’s often the clearest starting point when you’re unsure where risk lives or what to prioritize. For a dedicated walkthrough of that engagement, see our Risk Assessment / Cyber Security Audit page.
That’s fine. Reach out and tell us what you’re trying to solve — if it’s in our wheelhouse, we’ll say so plainly. If it isn’t, we’ll tell you that too.
We start with a conversation about your environment and goals, then size the work to what you actually need — not a one-size-fits-all package. Timeline and approach depend on complexity; we’ll be specific once we understand what you’re working with.
We partner with the vendors we actually deploy and support — so your stack is backed by enterprise tooling and a team that knows how it behaves in the field.
Four clear steps. You always know where you are, what’s next, and why it matters for your business.
Tell us what’s on your mind — a risk assessment, a stubborn backlog, or a clearer picture of where you stand. We listen first.
We review your environment — security posture, backups, identity, connectivity — and tell you what we find without dressing it up.
Together we prioritize what to fix first, then implement a practical roadmap sized to your business — not a binder you’ll never open.
We monitor, refine, and stay accountable — from Huntress-managed detection to resilient backups and the systems your people rely on daily.