Our experienced technology and risk advisors provide independent insight on strategic technology, IT investment and risk issues. We work with company leaders to help ensure strategic decisions are made in the best interest of your business.
The risks to your critical systems and data are ever increasing, with rapidly evolving threats to your business. We review and test your current systems, and advise on best cybersecurity practices, including:
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Reviewing critical systems and infrastructure to identify key threats. System loss valuation Evaluating the costs of data loss, disclosure and system unavailability across critical systems to help guide your cybersecurity investment decisions. Attack response planning Helping you prepare for instances of data loss or disclosure to limit the impact that a breach could have on your business and its reputation. |
Your organisation relies on its information systems to operate and to service your customers. Prolonged periods without core systems can significantly impact on your profitability or even put you out of business.
We can help you prepare for these events with:
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Business continuity planning We help you plan, develop, review, and test your preparation for critical outages. IT disaster recovery planning We help create a documented plan to recover the platform and data for each of your key systems, including a prioritised map to recover multiple systems if needed. |
Phone us today on +64 6 757 3155 or email taranaki@bakertillysr.nz to find out how we can help with your IT needs.
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Our Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Taranaki cybersecurity specialists provide expert strategic technology and risk advisory services to businesses and clients across New Zealand.
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