Discovery Connectors
Lightweight, read-only collection of infrastructure, replication, backup, application and dependency evidence.
Discover your systems and dependencies, measure recovery objectives, run approved validation exercises and retain the evidence. Explore the architecture and safeguards that make every result traceable.
Separating read-only observation from active tests keeps recovery assurance understandable and auditable. A control plane governs which checks can execute in the target environment.
Lightweight, read-only collection of infrastructure, replication, backup, application and dependency evidence.
Controlled active validation when a recovery exercise requires execution inside an approved target environment.
Check applications, APIs and business transactions, rather than treating server availability as proof of recovery.
Orchestration, approvals, RTO/RPO measurements, evidence integrity, standards mapping and executive reporting.
Deploy the control model as a managed service, within a private environment or in a hardened isolated setup, depending on technical and security requirements.
A managed control plane with secured connectors and validation orchestration.
Deployment in a customer VPC or private cloud, keeping control and data inside the customer boundary.
A hardened appliance or virtual machine for environments that cannot use an external SaaS service.
Compare elapsed recovery time observed during exercises against the declared recovery-time target.
Validate recovered data recency and replication evidence against the permitted recovery-point target.
Regulatory note: Standards- and SAMA-aligned validation support does not mean regulator certification or automatic compliance. Applicability must be assessed for each organization.
Optional stress and failure-injection tests are distinct from normal read-only discovery. They require explicit customer authorization, approved scope and change control before activation.
Check transactions, service dependencies and recovered business capability—not merely whether a server responds. Each validated exercise can form a baseline for the next assurance cycle.
Define the scope, validate your recovery objectives, and build an evidence-backed resilience baseline.