Business Continuity Management

Increasing cybersecurity risks, growing dependence on digitized business processes, and increasing regulations (NIS2 Directive, KRITIS Umbrella Act, etc.) mean companies must be prepared for everything. An effective BCMS (Business Continuity Management System) ensures that in the event of (IT) emergencies and crises, companies can continue their business-critical processes in at least emergency mode and restore normal operations as quickly as possible – reliably, routinely, and ideally without consequential damage. The Information Security Management System (ISMS) and (IT) emergency management are thus essential for your company’s overall resilience.

A company-wide BCM must consider existing, potentially existential, (IT) emergency risks. The following three objectives are top priority: Prevention – well-planned, established, and trained BCM processes increase an organization’s resilience against existing outage risks; Reaction – targeted, well-planned, and tested emergency plans for critical situations; and Effectiveness – the fastest possible restoration of “vital” business activities after (IT) emergencies or crises have occurred. We advise you on the path to a resilient company.