If It All Went Down Tomorrow, Would You Know What To Do?

Most businesses don’t have a plan until they need one

Only 29% of UK businesses have conducted a risk assessment covering cyber security,with only 47% of businesses worldwide having some form of cyber security insurance. Meanwhile the National Cyber Security Centre is now dealing with four nationally significant attacks a week. Across a year, that’s 129% more cyber security incidents than the year before.

Most of the owners we talk to aren’t careless. They’re busy, and recovery planning keeps slipping down the list. So we’ve made it simple. This workbook takes about an hour to complete, and at the end you’ll have a written plan for getting back up and running, whether the cause is a cyber attack, a failed server or a laptop left on a train.

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“Cyber security is now a matter of business survival and national resilience.”

Dr Richard Horne, Chief Executive, National Cyber Security Centre, October 2025

Who It’s For:

This workbook is ideal for:

  • Business owners and directors who’d be the first call if the systems went down
  • Office and operations managers who look after IT alongside their day job
  • Businesses without an in-house IT team
  • Anyone who has been asked by an insurer, client or auditor whether they have a recovery plan, and isn’t sure of the answer

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Written by Andy Morrison, Managing Director at Andisa IT. Last updated October 2026. Sources include the Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/26 and the NCSC Annual Review 2025.

What You’ll Learn:

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How to work out what a week offline would cost your business
A simple calculation turns your turnover and staff costs into a real figure. That’s often the number that gets prevention onto the agenda.

Which systems to recover first
You’ll list the systems and suppliers your business depends on, and decide how long you could cope without each one.

How to make sure your backups survive an attack
Attackers go after backups on purpose. In one study, 94% of ransomware victims said their backups had been targeted. You’ll check that yours are separate, protected and tested.

What to do in the first hour
This covers who to call, what not to touch, and when you need to report to the ICO or Report Fraud. There’s a contacts page you can print and keep.

Who does what, even when someone’s on holiday
You’ll name a lead and a backup for every role, so the plan doesn’t fall apart when one person isn’t around.

How to keep your plan up to date
This includes a review log, plus free tools from the NCSC to help you practise.

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Working through the workbook often turns up gaps: backups nobody has tested, or a plan that lives in one person’s head. We can check your backups, run a test restore with you and help you close those gaps before they cost you.

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