Cyber Resilience
Backup is not recovery.
Recovery is a time you
have measured.
Cyberoutcome is a Pan-African cybersecurity and Most organisations find out the true state of their recovery capability during the incident.
We build the opposite condition. An immutable, identity-isolated backup estate with a restore time you have tested under conditions you did not choose, and a network device layer that can be rebuilt in minutes rather than reconstructed from memory.
Practice grid
Ransomware-resilient backup
Immutable copies, isolated repositories, and backup infrastructure whose identity plane is separated from production Active Directory. The credentials that compromise your environment should not also be able to delete your way out of it.
Recovery testing
Timed, evidenced restore exercises against agreed recovery objectives, producing the documentation your regulator and your board will ask for.
Network device resilience
Automated configuration backup, change tracking, single-click recovery, vulnerability correlation and end-of-life alerting across firewalls, switches, routers and appliances.
Continuity alignment
Recovery architecture mapped to ISO 22301 and ISO 20000-1,
with the evidence pack assembled rather than promised.
Platforms we work with
Questions this answers
If ransomware encrypts production tonight, what is our measured time to a known-good state?
Can an attacker who owns our directory also delete our backups?
How long would it take to rebuild the firewall estate from configuration?
