Resilience
What is Resilience?
The ability of an organization, system, or process to withstand disruptions, adapt to changing conditions, and recover quickly to maintain operations.
Terms that appear alongside resilience
Each of these is named in at least one of the same controls as resilience. The number is how many controls name both.
- operational resilience 67 shared controls
- cybersecurity 53 shared controls
- business continuity 42 shared controls
- cyber resilience 37 shared controls
- compliance 35 shared controls
- integrity 34 shared controls
- nist 33 shared controls
- governance 32 shared controls
Frameworks that govern resilience
What the standards actually require on resilience
Requirements naming resilience across 6 standards, quoted from the control text.
Entities participate where they can in the public and private sector industry exercises that verify resilience across the financial sector (Treasury's Hamilton Series, FS-ISAC's CAPS, coalition and provider user-group exercises), and can use the Treasury's Fin...
ffiec-it-examination-handbook::BCM-VII.H · VII.H Industry Exercises and Resilience (Business Continuity Management) →The resilience management policy is developed and documented to meet this standard and added to the management system policies already in place.
iso-28002-2011::A.2 · A.2 Resilience management policy →Intermediate control principles for cyber resilience oversight (required, with baseline, of an AI whose inherent risk is medium). A cyber risk appetite statement is approved by the board or a board committee;
hkma-cyber-resilience-assessment-framework-c-raf::1.1.I · 1.1 Cyber resilience oversight: intermediate level →Evaluation gives management information and intelligence on whether resilience strategies and objectives still meet the organization's needs and where they could be improved.
iso-22316::6.1 · 6.1 Evaluating the factors that contribute to resilience: general →Processes, procedures and technical measures are defined, put in place and assessed so that the datacenter can keep operating without interruption.
cloud-security-alliance-cloud-controls-matrix-ccm-v4-1::DCS-18 · Datacenter Operations Resilience →The network strategy should be holistic across HV and LV. Best practice pushes the first single point of failure out toward the final circuits as far as practicable for the critical nature of the facility, using alternative power supplies and alternative cable...
nhs-england-htm-06-01-electrical-services-supply-and-distribution-2017-edition::7.1-7.13 · Distribution strategy for resilience and secondary supply provision by risk →Questions people ask about resilience
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