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Security & Compliance

Business Continuity

Continuity planning answers a practical question: if a system, a vendor, or a workspace becomes unavailable, how quickly does delivery resume and what is lost. We document the answer and test it.

Resilience

Continuity and recovery practices

Resilience

Systems are designed so that a single component failure degrades service rather than ending it.

  • Managed platform services with built-in redundancy
  • Stateless application design where practical
  • Graceful degradation over hard failure
  • Dependency failure handling

Backups

Backups are scheduled, encrypted, and separated from day-to-day production access.

  • Scheduled automated backups
  • Encryption at rest
  • Access separation
  • Defined retention windows

Disaster Recovery

Recovery procedures are documented internally and reference recovery time and recovery point expectations.

  • Documented recovery objectives
  • Prioritized restoration order
  • Internal runbooks maintained
  • Recovery communications defined

Availability

Availability is monitored, and disruption expectations are set contractually rather than assumed.

  • Availability monitoring and alerting
  • Contractual availability expectations per engagement
  • Maintenance window communication
  • Incident communication path

Business Continuity Planning

Continuity planning covers personnel availability, tooling access, and customer communication alongside technical recovery.

  • Personnel and succession considerations
  • Alternate tooling and access arrangements
  • Critical supplier continuity
  • Customer notification expectations

Recovery Testing

Recovery is validated periodically. An untested backup is treated as an assumption, not a control.

  • Periodic restoration testing
  • Documented test outcomes
  • Remediation of test findings
  • Retest after material change

IEP ALLY APP LLC does not hold FedRAMP authorization, SOC 2 attestation, ISO 27001 certification, or CMMC certification. Framework references describe familiarity and practice alignment only. They do not represent certification, authorization, endorsement, audit, or verified compliance status.

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