Disaster Resilience and Change Management
Keeping Your Operations Running Smoothly: Disaster Resilience and Change Management for OT Systems
In today's industrial landscape, Operational Technology (OT) systems are the backbone of many businesses. From managing factory automation to controlling critical infrastructure, these systems keep things running.
But what happens when disaster strikes?
Our solutions provide the answer and with training and consultancy packages to enhance your in-house skills you can be sure to able to keep operations running.
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Our Disaster Resilience Solutions
Secure Your PLC Code
Never lose a working version again. Our PLC version control and recovery solutions track changes, enable rollbacks, and safeguard your critical automation code. Ensure uptime and simplify disaster recovery with complete peace of mind.
Workstation & HMI Backup
Protect your industrial workstations and HMIs from data loss. Our solutions offer secure, automated backups for critical configurations, applications, and project files. Ensure business continuity and minimise downtime with reliable data recovery.
Secure SCADA & OT Servers
Disaster strikes? Keep your SCADA & OT servers running. Our automated backups ensure fast recovery. Scalable solutions protect single servers or complex networks. Offsite storage keeps data safe. Get back online quickly.
Never let distaster bring you down
Disaster Resilience: Preparing for the Unexpected
Disasters can come in many forms, from natural disasters like power outages, human error or cyber attacks. A disaster resilience plan for your OT systems ensures you can recover quickly and minimise downtime. Here's what a good plan should include:
- Risk Assessment: Identify potential threats and vulnerabilities in your OT systems.
- Data Backups: Regularly back up critical data to a secure, off-site location.
- System Redundancy: Implement redundant systems or components for vital functions.
- Disaster Recovery Plan: Outline clear steps for restoring operations after a disaster.
- Testing and Training: Regularly test your disaster recovery plan and train personnel on its execution.
Change Management: Adapting While Maintaining Stability
OT systems are constantly evolving. New equipment gets added, software updates are implemented, and processes are refined. Change management ensures these changes are made smoothly and with minimal disruption. A strong change management process involves:
- Change Control Board: Establish a board to review and approve all proposed changes to OT systems.
- Impact Assessment: Evaluate the potential impact of any proposed change.
- Documentation and Communication: Clearly document changes and communicate them effectively to all stakeholders.
- Version Control: Maintain version control of software and configurations for easy rollback if necessary.
Benefits of a Proactive Approach
By implementing disaster resilience and change management practices, you can:
- Minimise Downtime: Recover quickly from disruptions and get your operations back online faster.
- Reduce Costs: Prevent costly delays and lost production due to outages.
- Improve Safety: Mitigate risks associated with system failures.
- Enhance Security: Change management helps identify and address potential security vulnerabilities.
Don't wait for disaster to strike
Take a proactive approach to protecting your OT systems. By incorporating disaster resilience and change management practices, you can ensure your operations run smoothly and efficiently, even in the face of unexpected challenges.