ISO/TS 22332 is consistent with existing ISO business continuity International Standards, including the requirements in the related ISO 22301 and the guidance in ISO 22313.
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Castellan defines the risk assessment as an identification and analysis of business risks that may affect an organization’s ability to deliver its most important products and services, with the objective of understanding the effectiveness of existing controls, as well as additional controls to decrease the likelihood or severity of a disruption.
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Build and implement strong business continuity metrics that engage executives, drive action, and enable you to clearly articulate the value of your business continuity program.
Crisis management planning establishes and documents the framework within which the organization makes decisions on how to respond to an incident that impacts (or has the potential to significantly impact) the organization.
A key output of the business continuity planning process, plans are documented steps that help companies respond to and recover from a business disruption.
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When done well, the BIA confirms program scope, provides clarity on response and recovery strategies and spend, and captures preliminary plan content.