Drone & ransomware readiness — measured in money
Are you ready for either?
When the alarm sounds, it is too late to write the plan. We assess how long your business survives and what a day of downtime costs — and build a continuity system that helps you recover faster and return to normal work.
ISO 22301 · NCEMA 7000 · CBUAE operational resilience · data stays inside your infrastructure
Both stop the business, not just the IT department. Both are survivable — if the decisions are made before day X.
An airspace incident near your facility means evacuation, site shutdown, supply disruption and insurance questions — even if nothing touches your fence.
If your main facility is closed for 72 hours — who sells, who ships, who talks to clients?
Encryption is not an IT incident — it is a CEO exam. The three decisions that decide the outcome are taken before the attack, outside the IT department.
Average public-case downtime is about a week. What does a week without systems cost you?
We lived them.
Our team built and ran business continuity under real, sustained drone and ransomware pressure — in heavy industry, energy, telecom and financial infrastructure, where these scenarios have been operational reality for years.
Led by Evgeny Telenkov — Best Risk Manager of Russia 2020, PhD in industrial risk management. Continuity and risk leadership at Nornickel, Rosneft, beeline, EY; 15+ BCM implementations including the national settlement depository (NSD).
That field experience is now available to GCC companies — turned into metrics, money and working plans.
Start free, see the gaps in money terms, then decide how far to go. Every step is a complete result on its own.
Two scenarios — a drone incident and a ransomware attack. 13 questions, 5 minutes. You will see: can the business survive, where your three biggest gaps are, and what to fix first. Result on screen, no email.
Readiness audit for two critical scenarios — then we raise your survival metrics: ransomware downtime 7 days to 2, drone-and-fire interruption 6 months to 1. Free fixes done during the program.
One board-level screen: resilience index 0-100, cost of downtime, recovery status of critical processes. Deployed on-premise — data never leaves your infrastructure.
An executive credential aligned to ISO 22301, ISO 31000 and NCEMA 7000: six modules, six working artefacts, exam and defended capstone, a publicly verifiable certificate. Online, self-paced.
Continuity is no longer optional in the region. Materials and briefings on what applies to you.
The national BCM standard — mandatory for government entities and critical infrastructure. What it requires and how to comply without bureaucracy.
Read the briefing →Operational resilience requirements for banks and financial institutions — with a compliance deadline around September 2026. The clock is running.
Check your gap →DFSA and FSRA rulebooks on operational risk and cyber resilience, plus ESG disclosure for SCA / ADX / DFM listed companies.
What applies to you →Plain-language guides by practitioners: regulation, method and the scenarios that matter in the region. No email walls.
No binders on a shelf. Numbers the CFO and the board can act on.
You talk to the expert, not a sales team. We meet on Zoom, go through your biggest continuity gaps and what they cost — and take as much time as the conversation needs.
Partner · Head of Business Continuity Practice