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 time from a ransomware attack depends on the scope of the attack, the quality of backups, and whether clean hardware is available to restore operations on. Organizations with a documented incident response plan and pre-arranged hardware recovery typically restore operations in days rather than weeks.
- What should a business do immediately after a cyberattack?+
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The first priority after a cyberattack is containment — isolating affected systems to prevent the incident from spreading. From there, a qualified incident response team should lead triage, forensic investigation, and remediation. Having a pre-established relationship with a response provider significantly reduces the time between detection and containment.
- Do we still need cyber resilience services if we already have cybersecurity tools or an MSP/MDR provider?+
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Yes. Traditional cybersecurity tools and monitoring services focus on detecting and preventing threats. Cyber resilience focuses on what happens after an incident impacts your operations. Agility complements your existing security stack with testing, impact analysis, and dedicated breach response and recovery support to help your business stay operational when systems are disrupted.
- How quickly can Agility respond to a cyber incident?+
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With a pre-established breach response & recovery retainer, Agility members have immediate access to a dedicated incident response team 24×7. Once engaged, Agility helps triage the situation, contain threats, coordinate forensics and remediation, and guide recovery efforts without delay. Early response helps limit spread, reduce downtime, and restore operations faster.
- What is the difference between cyber resilience and cybersecurity?+
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Cybersecurity focuses on preventing attacks. Cyber resilience covers both prevention and recovery — the ability to maintain or quickly restore operations when a security measure fails. Most organizations invest heavily in prevention but underinvest in recovery, which is where the operational damage actually occurs.
- How does Agility help restore operations after a cyberattack that disables hardware or systems?+
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Agility supports rapid recovery by providing hardware on demand and technology replacement services that can be shipped or deployed quickly to restore operations. In addition, our testing services, such as cyber tabletop exercises, penetration testing, and simulated incident drills, help your team practice response actions and uncover gaps in your continuity plans so that your business recovers faster and with less disruption when an incident occurs.
- What is a ransomware impact analysis and why should my organization conduct one?+
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A ransomware impact analysis (RIA) is an assessment that helps you understand how a ransomware event could affect your systems, data, and operations. It identifies vulnerable systems, evaluates potential operational disruptions, and informs mitigation strategies so you can build a more effective response plan. Conducting an RIA with Agility Recovery before an incident helps organizations reduce downtime, protect data integrity, and refine response playbooks rather than reacting blindly after an attack.