Business Continuity

Being effective in Business Continuity firstly is to have a Business Continuity Plan (BCP). This will help to analyse all potential risk areas and convert these into informed decisions for mitigation at a specific level and appropriate cost. The BSI defines Business Continuity as “having a plan to deal with major disruption, like cyber-attacks, floods, and supply chain failures”.

The Benefits of Business Continuity?	Why does Business Continuity matter?
Your clients will have peace of mind you are able to survive an incident Stakeholders are satisfied their data for example is safe Full alignment with your business strategy so it’s seamless Investment proportionate to the asset value at risk you don’t have to spend a small fortune to ensure you are more resilient than your competitors Full internal responsibility where staff roles know exactly what they have to do Formalises existing policies and procedures (those which are robust and proven) which can improve productivity Enhanced reputation and improves business status	Increasingly your clients are asking for proof that you have appropriate measures in place Insurance companies are no longer satisfied with a thrown together “tick box” plan (particularly for Cyber Insurance) By undertaking a plan in Business Continuity, opportunities for improvement will present themselves A more comprehensive Risk Assessment approach not just for Systems but for people, buildings and the external environment etc. This will ensure your business is protected against many threats You could get left behind when being selected as an approved supplier

Typical stages of a Business Continuity Plan include:

To view this in detail, please download our free Business Continuity Data Sheet.

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