Disaster Recovery for Household

In an increasingly digital world, safeguarding our electronic devices  and data during natural disasters like hurricanes is paramount. A  household IT Hurricane and Disaster Recovery plan is essential for  protecting personal digital assets, maintaining communication  capabilities, and ensuring the continuity of digital operations. This  plan encompasses a range of measures, including data backup, emergency  power provisions, communication devices, and cybersecurity protocols. By  preparing for potential disruptions, households can minimize the impact  of disasters on their digital lives and improve their overall  resilience in the face of emergencies.

Initial Household Consultation: $50

Our initial consultation is designed to evaluate your current disaster recovery preparedness and identify opportunities to enhance the resilience of your disaster recovery plan.

The Initial Household Consultation will evaluate the following items:

1. Data Backup: Regularly back up important digital files such as documents, photos, and videos to external hard drives, cloud storage, or both. Ensure backups are stored securely and offsite if possible.
2. Data Protection: Utilize encryption and password protection for sensitive data stored on computers and other devices.
3. Emergency Power: Invest in a portable generator or alternative power sources to keep essential electronic devices, such as computers and routers, powered during power outages.
4. Surge Protectors: Use surge protectors to safeguard electronic devices from power surges and lightning strikes.
5. Emergency Communication Devices: Ensure you have access to mobile phones or two-way radios for communication with family members and emergency services.
6. Battery-Powered Chargers: Keep battery-powered chargers or power banks to recharge electronic devices, such as smartphones and tablets, when electrical outlets are unavailable.
7. Emergency Internet Access: Identify alternative methods for accessing the internet, such as mobile hot-spots or public Wi-Fi, in case of internet outages at home.
8. Offline Access to Information: Store important information, such as emergency contacts, medical records, and insurance policies, in a waterproof and fireproof container.
9. Emergency Radio: Have a battery-powered or hand-crank emergency radio to receive updates and alerts from local authorities during a disaster.
10. Backup Internet Connection: Consider subscribing to a backup internet service, such as satellite internet or cellular data hot-spot, to maintain connectivity during outages.
11. Software and License Keys: Keep copies of essential software installation files and license keys in a secure location for re-installation after a disaster.
12. Physical Security: Ensure that electronic devices are physically secure to prevent theft or damage during a disaster.
13. Cloud Storage: Utilize cloud storage services to store backups of important digital files securely offsite.
14. Emergency Plan: Develop a family emergency plan that includes procedures for evacuating with electronic devices and accessing digital information during a disaster.
15. Data Recovery Services: Research professional data recovery services that can help recover data from damaged or corrupted devices in case of emergencies.
16. Insurance Coverage: Review your homeowner's or renter's insurance policy to ensure coverage for electronic devices and data loss due to disasters.
17. Cybersecurity Measures: Implement cybersecurity best practices, such as regularly updating software and using strong, unique passwords, to protect digital assets from cyber threats during and after a disaster.
18. Education and Training: Educate family members on IT disaster preparedness and recovery procedures to ensure everyone knows how to safely handle electronic devices and data during emergencies.

By preparing a household IT hurricane and disaster recovery plan with these items, you can protect your digital assets and maintain connectivity during emergencies.

During this consultation, our team will:

1. Conduct a thorough assessment of your current disaster recovery plans, including your network, devices, and applications.
2. Provide tailored recommendations, priorities, and timelines to strengthen your Household Disaster Recovery plan.
3. Specify deliverables and present implementation schedules for the proposed enhancements.
4. Prepare a detailed proposal outlining the associated costs for the enhancement project.

Our goal is to equip you with a comprehensive roadmap to enhance the protection of your household's digital assets and ensure readiness for unforeseen emergencies.