IT Governance & Security — CIO, CTO, CISO as a Service

Q: What is a DRP (Disaster Recovery Plan)?

A Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) defines the procedures to quickly restore your systems and data after a major incident (cyberattack, failure, disaster). It includes RTO (Recovery Time Objective) and RPO (Recovery Point Objective) tailored to your needs.

Q: What is the difference between a DRP and a BCP?

The DRP (Disaster Recovery Plan) focuses on restoring IT systems, while the BCP (Business Continuity Plan) covers the continuity of all business operations, including human and organisational processes beyond IT.

Q: What is a CISO as a Service?

CISO as a Service gives you access to an outsourced Chief Information Security Officer. They manage your cybersecurity strategy, handle risks, ensure compliance and respond to incidents — without the costs of a full-time in-house CISO.

Resilience

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans

An IT incident can paralyse your business within minutes. Our DRP and BCP plans allow you to define in advance how to react, reduce the impact and recover quickly.

DRP — Disaster Recovery Plan

Definition of procedures to quickly restore your systems and data after a major incident (cyberattack, failure, disaster). Includes:

Analysis of critical systems and dependencies
RTO and RPO definition
Tested recovery procedures
Crisis communication plan

BCP — Business Continuity Plan

Complete operational continuity coverage beyond IT, to maintain essential business functions under all circumstances. Includes:

Critical process mapping
Continuity plans by department
Crisis scenarios and simulation exercises
Annual review and update

Data Protection

Backup & Security Policies

A comprehensive security strategy to protect your data, systems and employees against internal and external threats.

Backup & Data Protection

3-2-1 backup strategy with automatic, encrypted and regularly tested backups. Guaranteed granular restore. Compliance with GDPR and Swiss regulations.

Corporate Policies

Drafting and implementation of security policies tailored to your sector: acceptable use policy, password management, data classification, BYOD and remote work policy.

Phishing Campaigns

Phishing attack simulations to test and train your employees. Realistic email sending, detailed results report, targeted training for at-risk users and progress tracking.

Outsourced IT Leadership

On-demand Experts: CIO, CTO & CISO as a Service

Access the expertise of an IT director, technology officer or cybersecurity leader without the constraints of a full-time hire. Our experts step in according to your needs, with the flexibility suited to your organisation.

CIO as a Service

Virtual CIO to drive your IT strategy and align it with your business objectives. Typical missions:

IT roadmap definition
IT budget management
Vendor and software selection
Board reporting and IT governance

CTO as a Service

Technology audit and technical leadership to assess and optimise your IT architecture. Typical missions:

Existing infrastructure audit
Technology and architecture selection
Development team support
Technology watch and innovation

CISO as a Service

Outsourced CISO to manage your cybersecurity, compliance and risk management. Typical missions:

Cyber risk assessment
Security policy and compliance (ISO 27001, GDPR)
Security incident management
Team awareness and training

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a DRP (Disaster Recovery Plan)?

A DRP defines the procedures to quickly restore your systems after a major incident. It includes RTO (recovery time) and RPO (recovery point) tailored to your needs, as well as regularly tested procedures.

What is the difference between a DRP and a BCP?

The DRP focuses on restoring IT systems, while the BCP covers the continuity of all business operations, including human and organisational processes beyond IT.

How does a phishing simulation work?

We send simulated phishing emails to your employees to test their vigilance. Those who click are redirected to an awareness page. You receive a full report to target necessary training.

What is a CISO as a Service?

CISO as a Service gives you access to an outsourced CISO. They manage your cybersecurity strategy, handle risks, ensure compliance and respond to incidents — without the costs of a full-time in-house CISO.

Governance & Security