Continuity confidence across three leadership states
Prepare
Respond
Recover
Stabilise
Recover
Assure
Preparedness, escalation and recovery capability presented for executive oversight.
THE RESILIENCE GAP
Having a plan does not mean being ready.
Most organisations have incident response, business continuity or disaster recovery plans. The harder question is whether those plans will work under pressure — and whether leadership can rely on the organisation’s ability to recover when a serious cyber incident occurs.
MANY ORGANISATIONS CAN ANSWER
• Do we have an incident response plan?
• Do we have a disaster recovery plan?
FEW CAN CONFIDENTLY ANSWER
• Will our plans actually work under pressure?
• Can we respond effectively?
• Can we recover effectively?
• How confident should we be in our recovery capability?
From documented plans to recovery confidence.
Avereth Resilience assesses the capabilities, evidence and preparedness that underpin cyber resilience. It considers response, continuity, recovery and crisis management together to establish where confidence is supported by evidence and where weaknesses remain.
THE SIGNATURE OUTPUT
Recovery confidence, not just plan maturity.
The Recovery Confidence Assessment provides Stonegate’s independent opinion regarding the organisation’s ability to respond and recover from a significant cyber incident.
01
HIGH
Strong evidence supporting recovery capability.
02
MODERATE
Reasonable confidence with improvement areas.
03
LOW
Significant weaknesses affecting recovery confidence.
04
VERY LOW
Recovery capability cannot be relied upon.
A practical view of resilience and recovery capability.
SCOPE & INDEPENDENCE
Assurance, not managed recovery.
01
Incident response retainers
Not included in this independent assurance service.
02
Managed recovery services
Not included in this independent assurance service.
03
Disaster recovery implementation
Not included in this independent assurance service.
04
Managed SOC services
Not included in this independent assurance service.
Stonegate assesses resilience. The organisation owns response and recovery.
THE OUTCOME
Greater confidence when disruption occurs.
Leadership gains a clearer understanding of organisational readiness to respond and recover, including the weaknesses that reduce confidence and the actions that can materially strengthen resilience.
Avereth Resilience provides independent assurance over the organisation’s ability to respond, recover and remain operational through cyber disruption.
/ 05 How an assessment works
Three to six weeks, from scope to board.
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Scope
What is assessed, who we speak to, and the evidence cut-off.
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Evidence
A tailored request list, a secure portal, and leadership interviews.
03
Assessment
Evidence graded by reliability, verified independently where it matters.
04
Your response
You respond to every preliminary finding before anything is final.
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Opinion
Final reports and a board session, then quarterly assurance if you choose.
Know where you stand before your insurer, regulator or acquirer asks.
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