Digital Resilience
We help organisations manage and prevent infrastructure, environment, supply chain failures, data corruption, cyber-attacks, human error and loss of key staff through a digital resilience maturity assessment, gap analysis and remediation plan.
Disaster Recovery is not enough.
Organisations are increasingly reliant on technology, and cloud services have transformed the way IT is delivered.
A contemporary Digital Resilience strategy takes the traditional concepts of IT DR (Disaster Recovery) and IT Service Continuity (ITSC) and aligns them with other key disciplines, such as: Business Continuity, IT Risk Management, IT Service Management, Major Incident Management, Information Security, and Cyber Incident Response, delivering integrated competency and capability to respond to, and recover from, technology disruption.
A key component is alignment of your current DR capability with the business requirements as approved via the Business Impact Analysis (BIA).
Cyber attacks
Human error
Natural disaster
Environment failure
Loss of skilled staff
Supply Chain failure
Data corruption
Infrastructure failure
Cyber attacks
Human error
Natural disaster
Environment failure
Loss of skilled staff
Supply Chain failure
Data corruption
Infrastructure failure
Our thinking
Building Trust in Healthcare Through Secure Digital Transformation
Healthcare depends on trust – between systems, providers and patients.
Patients and families rely on public health services not only for care, but for the safe handling of their most personal information, including financial data. When a major public health organisation in New South Wales sought to assess and strengthen its payment security across 22 health entities, Terra Firma was engaged to lead a transformation that would reinforce public trust at every level: transparency, accountability and robust data protection.
Counting the Cost – Right-Sizing your Business Continuity
Does your organisation know if they have right-sized their Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability? Please read on to find out…
Which Piece of the Resilience Puzzle Are You?
Clarity of Component is required to ensure that an organisation is protected from the unknown.