To help ensure operations can continue during and after a disruption, here are the key steps to creating a business continuity plan. 1. Develop your plan.

When disaster strikes, a well-crafted business continuity plan can mean the difference between seamless recovery and prolonged disruption. Yet, many businesses unintentionally overlook critical ...

To help protect your business, consider the following as an approach to planning, responding and recovering to an any-event scenario. Step one: Create or update your business continuity plan.

Most companies that I speak with already have business continuity plans in place. That’s certainly true in the financial services industry, where even short and mild network disruptions can cost ...

This is the second of two posts examining the prepare step in building and managing a BCEM (Business Continuity Event Management) plan. In the previous post, we saw how understanding the business ...

CHICAGO & LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Fusion Risk Management, Inc. (“Fusion”), the leading provider of enterprise resilience software, has announced the launch of Business Continuity Plan inFusion.

While terms like "Disaster Recovery Plan" (DRP), "Business Continuity Plan" (BCP), and "Incident Response Plan" (IRP) are often used interchangeably, each serves a distinct purpose in safeguarding ...

Why Business Continuity Planning is Critical in TPRM. ... Pro Tip: Document roles and responsibilities in your incident management playbook and revisit them quarterly. 3.

Determine how the TSA will enable seamless transition in customer or client services, including transferring business records and ensuring that continuity of service is maintained without disruption.