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ISO 22301

Business continuity, properly in order

ISO 22301 shows that your organisation can keep functioning through disruptions, rather than relying on improvisation.

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  • Business continuity
  • Risk management

When continuity can’t be assumed

A disruption, from a cyber incident to a supply problem, can bring operations to a halt quickly.

Customers and regulators increasingly ask for a tested continuity plan, not just a document.

  • A customer or regulator asks about your continuity plan

  • There is no tested plan yet for the loss of critical systems or suppliers

  • A previous disruption showed the organisation wasn’t prepared

What customers expect after a disruption

Without a tested plan, a disruption can turn into prolonged downtime, with financial and reputational damage.

Customers and partners can lose trust if continuity isn’t demonstrably arranged.

What the standard asks of your planning

ISO 22301 requires a business impact analysis, a continuity strategy, and rehearsed plans for response and recovery.

  • A business impact analysis (BIA) of critical processes

  • A risk assessment of possible disruptions

  • Continuity plans for response and recovery

  • Regular exercises and tests

  • Management review and continual improvement

From analysis to a rehearsed plan

Vedeum helps you move from analysis to a plan that actually works when it matters.

  1. Business impact analysis

    We map critical processes and the impact of their loss.

  2. Implementation

    We help set up continuity strategy and plans.

  3. Exercising

    We organise exercises to test and sharpen the plans.

  4. Certification & maintenance

    We guide certification and keep plans current.

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