Enterprise-grade BCDR — simple, affordable, and ready when it matters most.
Even the most sanguine business manager knows that disasters strike randomly and at any time. Every organization should have a tried and tested Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity (BC) plan in place. While these plans cost upfront, if disaster strikes they mean the difference between minimal loss and possibly going out of business.
Organizations that lack in-house expertise face a real challenge. Stay In Business closes that gap — SIB experts guide customers through every step of the process, delivering well-designed BCDR plans that are flexible, evolutionary, and built to grow with your business.
of SMBs that face a major disruption close within 6 months — without a continuity plan
average cost of unplanned IT downtime (Gartner)
businesses protected by Stay In Business since 2016
Stay In Business delivers a comprehensive, cloud-powered BCDR platform built around these six core capabilities.
Fully cloud-hosted platform ensures your BC/DR plan is accessible from anywhere — even when your primary office is unreachable.
Every aspect of your business is covered — with clearly defined roles, responsibilities, and escalation paths for any scenario.
Plans are designed to accommodate different disaster scenarios and evolve organically as your business grows and changes.
Built-in emergency communication center keeps your entire team connected and informed the moment an incident is declared.
Coordinated response mechanisms eliminate wasted effort — every resource is assigned to the right task at the right time.
Economical flat-rate pricing with no hidden fees. No technical expertise required — your team is up and running within days.
Disasters take many forms. SIB's BCDR platform equips your organization with plans and protocols for every category of disruption.
Hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, tornadoes, and severe weather events that disrupt operations.
Physical security threats, bomb threats, active shooter events, and targeted attacks on facilities.
Hazardous material releases, chemical discharges, and environmental contamination events.
Civil disturbances, protests, public disorder events that impact business operations and safety.
Defective product events requiring rapid response, supply chain isolation, and customer communication.
Ransomware, data breaches, phishing campaigns, and IT infrastructure compromises.
Building fires, power outages, utility failures, and critical infrastructure breakdowns.
Infectious disease outbreaks, public health emergencies, and workforce availability crises.
If not, find out how Stay In Business can protect your organization — before it's too late.