DISASTER?
THE SHOW MUST GO ON!
Business Continuity Planning
If disaster struck, would your business be able to continue the show? Would there be ‘business as usual’, or would the performance grind to a halt?
The intention of the BCP is to minimise disruption and enhance the prompt recovery of business processes. To achieve this, the BCP must address key recovery strategies for major risks. It should also outline organisational arrangements for resuming business activities as quickly and smoothly as possible once an emergency has been managed and brought back under control.
NO ONE WANTS TO EXPERIENCE A CATASTROPHE
But emergencies do occasionally happen.
HOW DO YOU MINIMISE THE ADVERSE IMPACT
of the aftermath of a crisis on the business and get the business back on its feet as quickly and smoothly as possible?
STANDARDS BASED CONSULTING
We work to along side industries leading frameworks, and help your business and it’s partner’s rest assured that in the business is resilient for out of ordinary impacts.
British Standard BS 25999-1:2006;
ISO 3100:2009 Risk Management;
BCI Good Practice Guideline 2010 Global Edition;
ISO/IEC 27005:2008 «Information technology. Security techniques.Information security risk management;
ISO/IEC 27001:2005 «Information technology. Security techniques.Information security management systems;
