A Cyber Incident Will Test Your Business. Will It Survive?
Agility helps organizations prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyber threats by combining incident response, risk assessment, and rapid hardware deployment in one place.
$5.08M
average cost of an extortion or ransomware incident (IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025, Ponemon Institute)
Breach Response & Recovery
Risk Assessment & Impact Analysis
Understand your exposure before an incident occurs. Agility’s risk assessments and impact analyses cover readiness gaps, ransomware impact modeling, and investment prioritization so you’re making informed decisions rather than reactive ones.
Penetration Testing Services
Identify vulnerabilities before attackers do. Agility combines automated and expert-led testing to uncover gaps, validate controls, and deliver clear remediation guidance without disrupting your operations.
Why Agility?
24/7 Incident Response
A dedicated team on call around the clock, ready to coordinate triage and recovery the moment an incident is confirmed.
Physical & Cyber Recovery
When compromised hardware needs to be replaced fast, Agility ships clean equipment immediately — something pure cybersecurity firms can’t do.
End-to-End Recovery
Cyber is one piece; Agility also covers workspace, power, technology, and planning if an incident takes more than your systems offline.
35+ Years of Deployments
Field-tested logistics and response experience across hundreds of disruptions, now applied to cyber incidents.
Most clients have a deployment plan in place within one conversation. Let’s build yours before you need it.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long does it take to recover from a ransomware attack? +
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Recovery from a ransomware attack typically takes weeks to months. According to the IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025, the average time to identify and contain a breach is 241 days, and 76% of organizations that recovered took more than 100 days to do so. Agility Recovery reduces recovery time by deploying clean hardware, restoring connectivity, and activating a pre-built cyber response plan — so operations resume faster and at lower cost.
- What should a business do immediately after a cyberattack? +
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Immediately after a cyberattack, businesses should isolate affected systems to prevent further spread, activate their incident response plan, notify their cyber insurance carrier, preserve forensic evidence, and contact their recovery provider. Agility Recovery can be activated immediately following a cyber incident to deploy clean hardware, restore operations, and support the recovery process while the investigation proceeds.
- Do we still need cyber resilience services if we already have cybersecurity tools or an MSP/MDR provider? +
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Yes. Cybersecurity tools and managed detection services focus on preventing and detecting attacks — they are not designed to restore operations after one occurs. Agility Recovery addresses the operational continuity gap: deploying replacement hardware, restoring connectivity, and getting your business back online when prevention fails. Most organizations need both layers.
- How quickly can Agility respond to a cyber incident? +
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Agility Recovery can begin deploying recovery resources within 24 hours of a cyber incident declaration. This includes clean hardware deployment, connectivity restoration, and activation of a pre-built cyber recovery plan — reducing the operational downtime that drives breach costs higher.
- What is the difference between cyber resilience and cybersecurity? +
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Cybersecurity focuses on preventing unauthorized access, detecting threats, and defending systems. Cyber resilience assumes that some attacks will succeed and focuses on an organization's ability to absorb the impact, continue operating, and recover quickly. Agility Recovery provides the operational recovery layer — workspace, hardware, and connectivity — that cybersecurity tools alone cannot deliver.
- How does Agility help restore operations after a cyberattack that disables hardware or systems? +
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Agility Recovery deploys clean, uncompromised hardware — computers, servers, networking equipment — directly to your location following a cyberattack. Combined with satellite connectivity and temporary workspace if needed, this allows your team to resume critical operations while affected systems are rebuilt or restored from backup.
- What is a ransomware impact analysis and why should my organization conduct one? +
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A ransomware impact analysis identifies which systems, data, and processes would be most affected by a ransomware attack, estimates the financial and operational cost of downtime, and evaluates gaps in your current response and recovery capabilities. Agility Recovery provides ransomware impact analysis as part of its cyber resilience services, giving organizations a clear picture of their exposure before an attack occurs.