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Start with your business, environment, and the decisions you need to make.
37 / Business continuity & disaster recovery
Keep essential work moving through disruption.
Connect business priorities to recovery plans, dependencies, responsibilities, and exercises your teams can use.
Discuss your requirementsSpecialist delivery and availability are confirmed during scoping.
Continuity planning
A clear scope.
A useful outcome.
Identify which business services matter most during disruption and what they rely on. Agree recovery objectives with the owners, then examine whether the supporting systems, suppliers, and people can meet them. Use exercises to replace untested assumptions with a documented improvement plan.
What we cover
- Business impact and dependency analysis
- Recovery priorities and agreed service objectives
- Continuity plans and disaster-recovery runbooks
- Tabletop and selected restoration exercises
What you take away
- Business impact and dependency register
- Recovery strategy and accountable owners
- Documented continuity and recovery procedures
- Exercise evidence and improvement actions
How to engage
Planning project with scheduled exercises and optional periodic plan maintenance.
What progress looks like
Critical services with exercised plans and measured recovery results against agreed objectives.
The final scope, deliverables, and timing are agreed for your engagement.
Assess
Agree the scope and examine the controls, configurations, and exposures that matter.
Prioritize
Translate findings into clear actions, accountable owners, and realistic next steps.
Improve
Support remediation, review the evidence, and keep the programme moving forward.
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