Every company should have a plan of action for what to do if a contingency need, such as fire, theft, or equipment failure, occurs. Knowing how your system is configured, what application versions are installed, where installation media is located, and what serial numbers or authenticity certificates are applicable, is critical to tracking valuable hardware and software as corporate assets.

INS provides a comprehensive disaster recovery service in order to protect data loss of any kind. While developing a contingency plan for any business, we extensively evaluate and test the existing system software vulnerabilities. After making required changes related to hardware and software configurations, virus attacks, security breaches, and more, we will then test the vulnerability of your network devices and servers in order to make well-informed recommendations. When contingency planning, many things are considered, such as Backup and Maintenance Plans, Data Recovery procedures, and Security Testing and Implementation.

The objective of a contingency plan should be business continuity through helping firms get back to business by recovering data/hardware loss, and minimizing downtime. The computer contingency plan must be periodically tested in order to discover and eliminate problems. If no contingency plan is in place, firms can face huge losses if computers are rendered inoperable and prevent the restoration of business activities or the accessibility of business-critical information. INS provides our customers with a 3-hour solution should a disaster occur. This may include the complete failure of network servers, hard drives, or social engineering.