Through risk identification, assessment, and impact analysis, organisations can prevent and respond to emergencies and incidents if and when they happen.
One in four business leaders don’t have a Business Continuity Plan (BCP), which puts their organisation, workers and data at risk. From cyberattacks and pandemics to natural disasters, it’s essential to have a plan in place so your company can respond, as well as recover from disruption and continue delivering products and services with minimal disruption when a crisis hits. As the pandemic has shown us, our global supply chain is fragile and recovery is critical.
A lack of preparedness for disruptions can significantly impact your company’s performance and reputation. Here are some ways having a BCP can help.
Business Continuity Management (BCM) ensures continuity and survival of the business by reducing exposure to loss and maintaining control during any crisis. Here’s how our dss+ BCM framework can help.
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