Business continuity for organizations with 100 to 1,000 employees

Your outsourced continuity team, for one fixed annual fee.

Auditors, examiners, cyber insurers and enterprise customers expect a tested continuity program. We run yours every year: the business impact analysis, the plans, the exercises and the evidence, without you hiring a full-time continuity manager.

Published starting prices. ISO 22301-aligned. No software to buy.

Your program, every year

  1. Q1Business impact analysis and risk refresh: critical processes, RTO and RPO, dependencies
  2. Q2Plan updates: continuity, crisis management and department plans
  3. Q3Tabletop exercise with your leadership and an after-action report
  4. Q4Report to leadership and staff training

Most of our clients call after one of these

Mid-sized firms face the same continuity expectations as large enterprises, but rarely have someone whose job it is. The question usually arrives from outside.

An audit or exam finding
Your examiner or IT auditor asks for a BIA, a tested plan, or both.
A cyber insurance renewal
The application asks for continuity and recovery testing evidence.
A customer security questionnaire
An enterprise customer or SOC 2 auditor wants documented continuity.
An outage or cyberattack
Recovery took longer than anyone expected, and leadership wants a plan.
A merger or acquisition
Two sets of systems and processes, and no single view of what is critical.
A new risk or security leader
They need a working program quickly, without building a team first.

Fixed annual fees. Prices on the page.

Priced by size, locations and regulatory burden, never by the hour.

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Standalone BIA

One-time, the place to start

from $15,000

Essentials

Smaller or lightly regulated firms

from $2,000 /month

Regulated

Banks, healthcare, contractors

from $8,000 /month

How working with us starts

  1. STEP 1Free readiness reviewA 30-minute call: where you stand, what your auditors or customers expect, what is missing.
  2. STEP 2Fixed-fee proposalA clear scope and one annual price. No open-ended hours.
  3. STEP 3Kickoff with the BIAInterviews with your department leads; plans follow from what the BIA finds.
  4. STEP 4Yearly renewal reviewWhat changed, what was tested, and what the next year covers.

Is your BIA audit-ready? Check in 10 minutes.

Our free BIA readiness checklist covers the questions examiners and auditors ask most, with a downtime cost worksheet.

Founding-client program

The first [N] clients receive [X]% off their first year in exchange for a case study. Ask about it on your readiness review.

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