Business continuity · Hamburg to Copenhagen

Every harbour has an emergency plan. Does your company have one that holds?

I check whether your continuity plans survive a real outage, and I exercise them with your team. For companies between the Elbe and the Øresund that fall under NIS2 or get asked about it by their customers.

HamburgKielSønderborg OdenseKøbenhavn

GermanyNIS2UmsuCG, BSI, KRITIS umbrella act

DenmarkNIS 2 Act, sector authorities

LanguagesConsulting in German and English

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Six services, one line

  1. NIS2 readiness check

    Clarity on whether and how NIS2 applies to you.

  2. BIA and continuity plan

    Which processes must come back first, and how.

  3. Recovery testing

    Actually bring a system back, not just a file.

  4. Tabletop exercises

    The crisis team at the table, one realistic scenario.

  5. Supplier questionnaires

    If your customer falls under NIS2, they will ask you.

  6. Monthly support

    Fixed hours so the plan stays current.

Safe on paper. In a real incident?

Continuity manuals pass audits. Whether they survive a real outage only shows in an exercise. I know outages from more than 15 years in IT operations, from the phone, not from the textbook.

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