Ransomware Recovery Planning Services
Be ready before ransomware hits. Recover faster if it does.
Univision Computers helps organizations design, document, and test a practical ransomware recovery plan—so you can restore systems, protect critical data, and reduce downtime with confidence.
Ransomware Recovery Planning That Reduces Downtime and Uncertainty.
Ransomware incidents aren’t just “IT problems”—they can stop billing, shipping, customer support, and day-to-day operations. A Ransomware Recovery Plan gives your team a clear, step-by-step playbook for:
Restoring systems in the right order (based on business impact)
Verifying clean backups and safe recovery paths
Coordinating internal teams and vendors under pressure
Communicating appropriately with stakeholders
Meeting regulatory and cyber insurance expectations
Univision Computers delivers a recovery plan built for your environment—not a template.
What’s Included in Our Ransomware Recovery Planning Service
1) Recovery Readiness Discovery
We start by understanding what matters most and what you rely on:
- Business-critical apps and services (email, ERP, file servers, VoIP, cloud apps)
- Identity and access (Microsoft 365/Azure AD, on‑prem AD, privileged accounts)
- Data flows and dependencies
- Current backup approach (local, cloud backup, immutable, offline, SaaS backups, hybrid backup)
- Existing policies, incident response, and insurance requirements
2) Business Impact & Recovery Objectives
We help define realistic targets:
- RTO (Recovery Time Objective): how fast services must be restored
- RPO (Recovery Point Objective): how much data loss is acceptable
Then we map these to systems and backup capabilities.
3) Recovery Architecture & Backup Hardening
A plan is only as good as your ability to execute it. We help you close gaps such as:
- Backup validation and restore testing
- Immutable or offline backup options (where applicable)
- Segmentation and privileged access controls
- Logging and monitoring basics needed during recovery
- Microsoft 365 and SaaS backup considerations
4) Step-by-Step Ransomware Recovery Runbook
You receive a clear, actionable runbook that covers:
- Containment & triage (what to isolate, what not to touch)
- Decision points (shutdowns, isolation, restoration approach)
- Restore sequence (identity, core services, apps, endpoints, data)
- Clean rebuild guidance (gold images, re-joining domains, credential resets)
- Validation steps (how to confirm systems are clean and operational)
- Post-recovery actions (hardening and lessons learned)
5) Communications & Coordination Plan
We include practical guidance for:
- Internal escalation and call tree
- Vendor contacts (ISP, MSP, backup provider, forensics, legal)
- Customer and partner communications (what to say and when)
- Cyber insurance notification requirements (if applicable)
6) Tabletop Exercise & Plan Testing
We walk your team through a realistic ransomware scenario to:
- Validate roles and responsibilities
- Identify missing info (credentials, contacts, access paths)
- Improve the runbook based on what actually happens under pressure
Why Choose Univision Computers
Practical, execution-focused planning: We build plans your team can follow at 2 a.m.
Tailored to your environment: On‑prem, hybrid, and cloud workflows supported.
Reduced downtime & business disruption: Restore what matters most first.
Documentation you can use: Clear checklists, restore order, and decision trees.
Ongoing support available: We can help implement improvements and run recurring tests.
Who This Is For
Our ransomware recovery planning is ideal for:
Small and mid-sized businesses that need a clear recovery playbook
Healthcare, professional services, manufacturing, retail, and nonprofits
Teams with Microsoft 365, Windows Server/Active Directory, or hybrid environments
Organizations required to demonstrate continuity planning for compliance or insurance
Common Ransomware Recovery Planning Questions
What’s the difference between incident response and recovery planning?
Incident response focuses on detecting, containing, and investigating an attack.
Recovery planning focuses on restoring systems and data safely and efficiently. You need both to minimize impact.
How long does ransomware recovery planning take?
Most engagements take 1–4 weeks, depending on environment size, number of sites, and documentation availability.
Do we need this if we already have backups?
Yes. Many organizations have backups but lack:
- Verified restore procedures
- Defined system restoration order
- Identity recovery steps (often the hardest part)
- A communication and decision-making framework
A plan turns backups into a reliable recovery capability.
Can you help us test restores?
Yes. We can coordinate restore testing and validate that backups are usable and meet your RTO/RPO goals.
What do I receive?
- Ransomware Recovery Plan (document)
- Recovery runbook with checklists and restore sequence
- Asset/dependency overview and priority list
- RTO/RPO recommendations aligned to business needs
- Contact lists and escalation workflow
- Tabletop exercise summary and improvement roadmap
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