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Business Continuity Management
Prepares organizations to respond effectively to disruptions and ensure continuity.
Business Continuity Management (BCM) is a comprehensive approach that ensures an organization’s critical operations can continue during and after unexpected disruptions.
It involves identifying potential threats, assessing their impact on business functions, and developing strategies to maintain and restore operations promptly.By implementing BCM, organizations enhance resilience, minimize financial loss, protect reputation, and comply with regulatory requirements, ensuring they can swiftly navigate crises and maintain customer trust.
What is BCM?
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Resilience
The capacity of an organization to withstand and adapt to disruptions, ensuring sustained operations.
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Preparedness
Proactive planning and readiness to respond effectively to unforeseen events.
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Continuity
The ongoing ability to maintain essential functions and services during and after a crisis.
Types Of Services
TRC Offers Under BCM Services
Cyber Security
Coordinating governance, risk, and compliance for efficient operations.
Policy & Procedure Design
Cybersecurity policies and procedures are essential frameworks that organizations implement to safeguard their digital assets, ensure compliance with regulations, and mitigate cyber threats.
User Access Reviews
A User Access Review entails identifying, assessing, and managing the access rights of users within an IT system. This process ensures that users are provisioned only with the appropriate rights necessary for their role. Ideally, the user access review process is automated to enhance efficiency and accuracy.
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT)
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) is a cybersecurity process that identifies and mitigates security vulnerabilities in systems, networks, and applications. It involves two key phases: Vulnerability Assessment (identifying weaknesses) and Penetration Testing (exploiting those weaknesses to simulate real-world attacks). The goal is to proactively strengthen security defenses against potential threats.
Patching
Patching is the process of applying updates—known as patches—to software, applications, operating systems, or firmware to fix known issues, especially security vulnerabilities.
Third Party Vendor Audit
A third-party vendor audit is an independent evaluation conducted by an external party to assess a vendor's operations, controls, and compliance with contractual and regulatory obligations. This process is crucial for organizations to mitigate risks associated with outsourcing and ensure that vendors meet agreed-upon standards.
Infrastructure Audit
An Infrastructure Audit is a comprehensive assessment of an organization's IT and physical infrastructure to evaluate performance, security, compliance, and efficiency. It identifies gaps, vulnerabilities, and areas for improvement across hardware, software, networks, data centers, and related systems. The goal is to ensure that infrastructure components align with business goals, industry standards, and regulatory requirements.
Our Process
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Risk Assessment & Threat Analysis
Identify potential internal and external threats (e.g., natural disasters, cyberattacks, power failures). Evaluate the likelihood and potential impact of each threat.
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Business Impact Analysis (BIA):
Determine critical business functions, dependencies, and acceptable downtime (Recovery Time Objectives – RTO).Assess the financial, operational, and reputational impact of disruptions.
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Strategy Development:
Define strategies to maintain or quickly resume critical operations (e.g., remote work, data backups, alternative suppliers). Prioritize solutions based on cost, feasibility, and effectiveness.
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Plan Development
Create detailed Business Continuity Plans (BCPs) outlining roles, responsibilities, recovery steps, and communication protocols. Include IT Disaster Recovery Plans (DRPs) for tech-specific contingencies.
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Training & Awareness:
Educate employees on their roles in the BCP. Conduct awareness programs to build a culture of preparedness.
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Testing, Maintenance & Improvement:
Regularly test plans through simulations or tabletop exercises. Update the BCM program based on test results, lessons learned, and changes in business operations or threats.
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Coordinating governance, risk, and compliance for efficient operations.
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Coordinating governance, risk, and compliance for efficient operations.
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What is Business Continuity Management (BCM)?
It provides a framework for building organizational resilience and the capability for an effective response, safeguarding the interests of key stakeholders, reputation, brand, and value-creating activities.
How Does BCM Differ from Disaster Recovery (DR)?
While BCM focuses on maintaining all critical aspects of a business during a disruption, Disaster Recovery specifically addresses the restoration of IT systems and data access after a disaster. DR is a subset of BCM.
Who Should Be Responsible for BCM in an Organization?
Responsibility for BCM typically lies with senior management, but it requires involvement across all departments. A dedicated BCM coordinator or team often oversees the development, implementation, and maintenance of the BCM program.
Is There an International Standard for BCM?
Yes, ISO 22301 is the international standard for Business Continuity Management Systems (BCMS). It specifies requirements to plan, establish, implement, operate, monitor, review, maintain, and continually improve a documented management system to protect against disruptive incidents.
BCM Solutions
How TRC's BCM Solutions Help Your Company?
We reimagine BCM to enhance compliance, boost brand value, and drive growth. Partner with us to unlock your business’s full potential.
We reimagine BCM to enhance compliance, boost brand value, and drive growth. Partner with us to unlock your business’s full potential.
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