Business Continuity Plan
What is Business Continuity Plan?
A documented strategy defining how an organization will continue to operate during and after a significant disruption to its normal business operations.
Terms that appear alongside business continuity plan
Each of these is named in at least one of the same controls as business continuity plan. The number is how many controls name both.
- disaster recovery 8 shared controls
- disruption 7 shared controls
- incident response 6 shared controls
- nist 6 shared controls
- iso 22301 5 shared controls
- resilience 5 shared controls
- lessons learned 5 shared controls
- recovery point objective 4 shared controls
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What the standards actually require on business continuity plan
Requirements naming business continuity plan across 6 standards, quoted from the control text.
The entity must update its business continuity plan as necessary on an annual basis to reflect changes in legal or organisational structure, business mix, strategy or risk profile and to close shortcomings found through review and testing.
CPS230-P45 · Annual Update of the Business Continuity Plan →Maintain a response structure and a set of plans and procedures that let the organization warn and communicate, respond in a structured way, continue prioritized activities and return to normal operation.
iso-22301-2019::8.4 · Business continuity plans and procedures →Guidance on establishing and implementing documented plans and procedures for responding to disruptions.
ISO-22313-8.4 · Business continuity plans and procedures →Write a business continuity plan that implements the chosen resilience strategies, and keep it approved, communicated and maintained.
CCM-BCR-04 · Business Continuity Planning →Institutions shall establish business continuity plans to ensure they can continue to operate and limit losses in the event of severe business disruption, based on the business impact analysis.
EBA-GL-3.7.2 · Business continuity planning →Business continuity plans should consider material risks to ICT systems/services and support protection and re-establishment of CIA, coordinated with stakeholders, and ensure reaction to failure scenarios within a Recovery Time Objective and Recovery Point Obj...
EIOPA-ICTSG-GL.21 · Business continuity planning →Questions people ask about business continuity plan
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