We map the work to the rules that apply to you, such as the Personal Data Protection Law and your sector regulator's requirements, and prepare the evidence in a form your compliance team can file.
Oman Services
Best Business continuity and disaster recovery company in Oman
Recovery targets from a business impact analysis, and plans tested on a schedule. Hosn Al Tomoh works with organisations in Oman on business continuity, agreeing scope, responsibilities and proof of completion for each phase from the start.
Business continuity starts with a business impact analysis: which services matter most, how long each can be down and how much data you can afford to lose. Recovery architecture, backups and failover are then designed and tested against those targets.
In Oman, the Personal Data Protection Law sets the baseline, the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology oversees digital government standards, and banks follow the requirements of the Central Bank of Oman. We plan hosting, data classification and evidence around these from the start.
Work runs in short phases you can review. We strengthen your team with specialist people where you need them, and each phase closes with a demonstration and a decision on what comes next.
Where you already work with systems integrators or vendors, we can deliver in partnership with them, with each party's responsibilities written into the contract.
What has to go right
These are the factors that usually decide whether the programme meets its goals.
- Recovery time and recovery point targets agreed for each service.
- Backups protected from deletion and proven by real restores.
- Tabletop and failover exercises, with findings tracked to closure.
Where programmes go wrong
Recovery plans that are never tested rarely work. We run tabletop exercises and technical failover tests on a schedule, and map the plans to the references your regulator uses, such as ISO 22301.
We record decisions, responsibilities and test results as we go, so internal audit and regulators can trace every decision and who approved it.
Common questions
What buyers usually ask before a first workshop.
On a schedule agreed with your risk committee that meets your regulator's requirements, and after any major change to systems or suppliers.
Yes. We document the current integrations first and keep existing systems running alongside the new ones until the switch-over is proven.
Stages of the work
A phased approach, from assessment to knowledge transfer.
Assess
We review the current state, the risks and the quick wins.
Plan
We draw up a phased plan with scope, team, responsibilities and acceptance criteria for each phase.
Deliver and verify
We deliver in phases and show that each one meets its criteria.
Transfer knowledge
We document what we built and train your teams to run and change it.
Ready to mature your operations?
Book a technical consultation with our principal engineers to map out your architecture and transition plan.