Managed Security & IT
Business Continuity Built for Regulated Environments
Most organizations have backup copies of their data. Fewer have a tested plan for where employees work, how systems restart, and how long it actually takes to recover. That's the difference between data recovery and business recovery.

Built in From the Start
Business continuity isn't something you add after you've secured your environment. It's built into how we work from the start — so when something goes wrong, there's already a clear path back.
We already know your environment before anything goes wrong. We can work with you to time your recovery scenarios and help you determine how long it would take to bring systems back online from an alternate location, which dependencies are missed, and where most organizations discover gaps in their plan.
96% of clients stay with us year after year.
They don't stay because nothing ever goes wrong. They stay because when it does, we’ve helped them be ready.

What's Built into Every Engagement
Business continuity is more than where your data lives. It's how quickly you can access it, from where, on what devices, and under what conditions. Here's what's built into the partnership.
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Offsite and Redundant Backup Architecture
Your data is backed up to multiple locations, including offsite copies that aren't connected to your primary environment. If ransomware targets your primary backup — which it often does — a separate, protected copy remains intact.
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Recovery Time Benchmarking
Knowing your data is recoverable isn't enough. We can partner with you to determine how long data restoration takes from an alternate location as part of your larger disaster recovery plan and identify if any dependencies are missed. No guessing when you need the answer most.
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Endpoint and Identity Protection
The strongest recovery plan is one you rarely need to use. Endpoint protection, extended detection and response (XDR), and identity monitoring work together to stop threats before they reach your backups or your operations.
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Incident Documentation and Chain of Custody
During any significant incident, our team maintains meticulous documentation: what happened, when, what was affected, and what steps were taken. This supports internal review, insurance claims, and forensics handoff if needed. For organizations in regulated industries, this documentation can be the difference between a defensible response and a compliance gap.
Tools Detect. People Decide.
When an endpoint goes into lockdown or an identity shows a suspicious sign-in, our systems respond automatically. But the moment something is detected, a security engineer is on it: investigating root cause, preventing lateral movement, and working the issue until it's resolved or handed to the appropriate specialists.
Our team brings security-focused expertise, not generalist IT troubleshooting. That distinction matters when you're an hour into an incident and need someone who understands how your different systems interact, where threats move, and and how to contain damage before it compounds.
Our documentation is built for the questions that come later — internal review, insurance claims, or a forensics handoff if one is needed. Meticulous incident records, a chain of custody, and a clear timeline ensure that, if a forensics firm or regulator asks questions later, the answers are already in place.
"The technology gives us the signal. The expertise determines what happens next."

What Happens When a Threat is Detected
Speed and process aren't in conflict. Here's how we respond.
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Step One: Detection
The System Responds Before We Do
Our endpoint protection, XDR platform, and identity monitoring run continuously. When a threat is identified, the affected endpoint is automatically severed from the network, cutting off communication before the threat can move laterally.
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Step Two: Immediate Escalation
You Hear From Us First
Our security team is notified and begins triage. We contact you right away, not after we've figured everything out, and not through a status page update. You know what's happening as we're working on it.
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Step Three: Investigation
We Trace It and Contain It
The team identifies root cause, traces lateral movement, and works to contain the threat across your environment. Every action is documented with timestamps and chain-of-custody notation because what we capture now matters later.
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Step Four: Remediation
We Bring You Back Online
Affected systems are restored or reloaded depending on severity. If data recovery is needed, we initiate restoration from a protected off-site backup.
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Step Five: Resolution
We close the loop
Once the incident is resolved, you get a full summary and recommended next steps. If a forensic investigation is required, documentation is ready for handoff.
Frequently Asked Questions About Business Continuity
We already have backups. Why do we need more than that?
Backups answer one question: does your data exist somewhere? Business continuity answers several more: how quickly can you access it, from where, on what equipment, and with which staff? Ransomware often targets backups first. If your only copy was connected to the compromised environment, recovery isn't possible without paying the ransom or starting over. An off-site, protected backup architecture changes that equation entirely.
Does Locknet create our full disaster recovery plan?
We are a partner in the process and own a critical component of it — the data protection, backup architecture, recovery timelines, and incident response. The full DR plan extends beyond technology: how do you communicate with staff if email is down? Where does everyone work from? We can help you think through that framework and we've participated in recovery simulations alongside client teams. The handoff between what we manage and what you own matters, and we make sure that line is understood before an incident, not during one.
How do you actually know how long recovery will take?
We test it. A real recovery test means we bring the data from the offsite location, time the process, and document exactly what's needed. Simulating disaster recovery tests will help you uncover things you didn’t expect, understand the resources required, and know what it will take to function at full capacity. Most organizations discover during this process that their actual recovery time is much longer than they assumed, or that they've overlooked dependencies like employee devices and remote access. We can help you find those gaps before they become problems.
What happens if we experience a ransomware attack?
Our security tools detect and isolate the affected endpoint automatically. A security engineer takes over immediately to investigate, contain lateral spread, and document everything. If data recovery is needed, we initiate restoration from a protected offsite backup. The recovery timeline is already known because we've tested it. We don't do forensics, but we prepare the documentation so a forensics team can step in without losing time.
Is this covered under our existing partnership with Locknet?
Business continuity capabilities are integrated into our partnership; it’s not a separate line item you add when you think you might need it. If you want to understand exactly what's included in your current agreement, or how your backup and recovery architecture is structured, that starts with a consultation.
Know Your Recovery Time Before You Need It.
Most organizations don't know how long it would take to recover from a serious incident until they're in the middle of one. We'll partner with you to show you where you stand and what we'd do about it.