ISO 22301 specifies business continuity requirements and rules and helps companies recover quickly from unforeseen events and contingency situations. Its objective is to prepare companies and protect them in the event of an exceptional unforeseen event such as a natural disaster, power outage, fire, staff shortage due to a pandemic, terrorist attack, mass IT failure, failure of key production or technological equipment and other threats. A properly set up business continuity management system will help you prepare “core business” processes to manage potential threats that your company faces so that their impacts and potential damages are minimal for the further operation of the company. ISO 22301 certification is intended mainly for companies that must ensure the continuous provision of products and services, and in the event of their failure, there would be large economic losses for the entire supply chain or a threat to life and health.
Implementation and certification of business continuity management creates preconditions for improving conditions in the following areas:
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Risk Assessment is an important tool for organisations and individuals to identify and minimise the risks associated with their activities. It helps them to better understand potential threats and make informed decisions about how to deal with risks.
BCM, or Business Continuity Management, is a systematic approach that prepares organizations for potential threats like natural disasters, pandemics, or cyber-attacks, ensuring effective operation during disruptions.