Keep your business running when everything else stops. Business impact analysis, continuity planning, disaster recovery, and resilience testing for the threats that matter.
Ransomware attacks, natural disasters, cloud provider outages, supply chain failures, and infrastructure incidents are not theoretical scenarios — they are statistical certainties over a long enough timeline. The organizations that survive and recover quickly are those that planned for disruption before it arrived. The organizations that suffer catastrophic losses — reputational damage, customer attrition, regulatory penalties, and in some cases, business failure — are those that assumed their systems would always be available.
Mjolnir Security's Service Continuity practice builds the plans, procedures, and technical capabilities that keep your organization operational through disruption. Our approach is grounded in the reality of modern cyber threats, which means we do not just plan for hurricanes and power outages — we plan for the scenarios most likely to hit you: ransomware encrypting your entire environment, a cloud provider suffering a sustained outage, a critical vendor going offline, or a destructive wiper attack targeting your infrastructure.
Our team includes business continuity professionals certified in CBCP, MBCI, and ISO 22301, as well as cybersecurity experts who understand the technical realities of recovery from modern attacks. This dual perspective ensures that continuity plans are both business-relevant and technically feasible.
The BIA is the foundation of every continuity program. We work with business unit leaders to identify critical processes, quantify the financial and operational impact of disruption over time, and establish recovery objectives:
We develop BCPs that provide clear, actionable instructions for maintaining critical operations during a disruption. Plans include alternate operating procedures, manual workarounds, communication protocols, and resource allocation strategies. Each plan is written for the people who will actually execute it — not for auditors.
The DRP focuses on restoring technology systems and data. We design recovery architectures, document recovery procedures, and ensure that backup and replication strategies align with the RTO and RPO targets established in the BIA:
Many organizations discover that their actual recovery capabilities do not match their stated objectives. We conduct technical assessments to measure real-world RTO and RPO against targets, identify gaps, and implement improvements — whether that means upgrading backup infrastructure, implementing replication, or redesigning recovery architectures.
Untested plans are unreliable plans. We design and facilitate continuity exercises at multiple levels: tabletop walkthroughs, functional drills, and full-scale simulation exercises that test actual recovery procedures. Each exercise produces findings and improvement recommendations that feed back into plan updates. We recommend testing critical plans at least annually and after any significant infrastructure change.
Quantify the financial and operational impact of disruption to every critical process. Establish RTO, RPO, and MBCO targets grounded in real business data.
Design and validate disaster recovery architectures — immutable backups, cloud failover, and recovery procedures that actually achieve your RTO/RPO targets.
Tabletop exercises, functional drills, and full-scale recovery simulations that validate your plans work in practice — not just on paper.
Find out before you have to. Build continuity plans that are tested, realistic, and ready for the worst-case scenario.