MHA Consulting and Kroll Support Disaster Recovery Exercise for Aerospace Organization

MHA Consulting, in collaboration with Kroll, has been engaged by a global aerospace and national security organization to conduct a mock disaster recovery exercise designed to strengthen preparedness, coordination, and operational resilience.

Organizations supporting aerospace innovation and national security operate in environments where continuity of critical operations is essential. Disaster recovery exercises provide leadership and technical teams with the opportunity to evaluate response readiness, validate recovery procedures, and improve coordination before a real disruption occurs.

The engagement will center on a structured, scenario-based exercise that enables participants to assess how people, processes, and technology work together during a disruptive event. By validating recovery capabilities in a controlled environment, the organization will gain practical insights to strengthen preparedness and reinforce confidence in its disaster recovery program.

“Disaster recovery exercises provide organizations with the opportunity to validate their plans before they are needed,” said Michael Herrera, CEO of MHA Consulting. “They help teams strengthen coordination, identify opportunities for improvement, and build confidence in their ability to recover from disruption while protecting critical operations.”

The collaboration with Kroll brings together complementary expertise in resilience, risk management, and incident response to support a practical, real-world approach to disaster recovery preparedness.

MHA Consulting will bring a practical, exercise-driven approach to this engagement, helping the organization evaluate how recovery strategies, teams, processes, and technology work together during a disruption. The work supports a clearer understanding of recovery readiness and where future improvements can strengthen the organization's disaster recovery program.