Business Continuity, Risk Management & ISO 22301
Protect critical services by identifying what must recover first, what recovery depends on and how the organisation will test its plans.
Discuss your requirementsContinuity planning around critical services and dependencies
A disruption can affect several departments through one site, system, supplier or specialist team. Recovery objectives are more credible when process owners understand those dependencies and have reviewed what can be restored within the target time.
Scope of work
We assess impacts over time, agree recovery priorities and develop continuity arrangements with the people who will use them. The scope can include scenario exercises, follow-up actions and ISO 22301 readiness.
Business impact and risk
We identify critical activities, dependencies and the consequences of disruption over time with the relevant process owners.
Recovery arrangements
We define priorities, activation roles and recovery procedures and identify the resources or dependencies that need management attention.
Exercises and follow-up
Exercises test agreed scenarios and decision paths. We record the findings, owners and actions to strengthen the plans.
Frequently asked questions
Can you support ISO 22301 preparation?
Yes. An engagement can include a gap assessment, a continuity management system implementation plan and readiness support for independent assessment.
How do you set recovery targets?
Start with the impact of disruption over time. Agree priorities and recovery targets with process owners, then test whether current resources and supplier arrangements can meet them.
Project enquiries
Discuss the scope of your engagement
Share your objectives, the locations in scope and the decision or deadline you are working towards.
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