What the example shows
The plan provides for an alternative way of working, but no exercise report has been supplied. The open action is to test the plan against an agreed scenario and record the results.
ASSESSMENT AREAS
BCMS / ISO 22301
A critical service has stopped. Who keeps the work going, and in what order?
Connect critical activities with people, systems, locations and suppliers. Explore how recovery priorities become a plan and verifiable actions.
Explore the exampleA practical situation
A critical service depends on one application and an external supplier. In the disruption example, follow the dependencies, recovery priority and the task assigned to the responsible person.
Illustrative example · synthetic data
From the problem to the next step
An illustrative scenario using synthetic data, not a view of a real client’s operations.
- 01Critical activity
- 02Dependencies
- 03Recovery priority
- 04Plan
- 05Exercise evidence
Example outputs
- Business impact analysis (BIA) working overview and dependencies
- Continuity plans and improvement actions
Recovery times and priorities are defined for each organization. The illustrative example is not an availability or recovery guarantee.
Illustrative example · synthetic dataDoes this problem sound familiar?
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