Our consultancy services cover:
- Business Continuity Planning
- Disaster Recovery Planning
- Enterprise Rise Management
- Information Security Management
- Crisis Management
- Emergency Planning & Exercise
- Training and Awareness
What is Business Continuity Planning?
Business Continuity Planning (BCP) is for critical business functions from the impact of disasters such as fire, flood, office contamination , terrorism, typhoon ... you name it - it can happen !
Can you imagine the financial impact a disaster such as terrorism could have on a business? Consider the World Trade Centre bombing - when the bomb went off over 930 companies were in the two towers. A survey 18 months later showed that over 550 of those companies had failed. Business Continuity Planning cannot guarantee protection from incidents such as this but it can give you a fighting chance of survival.
What is the BCP Process ?
A BCP project plan should be established to manage the tasks, deadlines,
and deliverables. The major steps of the typical BCP project plan are as
shown below. The description of each phase will be further elaborated.
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What is Disaster Recovery Planning?
Disaster Recovery Planning refers to the dynamic deployment of a
coordinated recovery strategy for IT systems (major application or general
support system), operations, and data after a disruption. The planning process
requires seven steps: develop disaster recovery planning policy; conduct
business impact analysis; identify preventive controls; develop recovery
strategies; develop disaster recovery plan; test and exercise the plan and train
personnel; and maintain the plan.
What is Risk Management?
The ongoing process of accessing the risk to mission/business as part of
a risk-based approach used to determine adequate control for a system by
analyzing the the threats and vulnerabilities and selecting appropriate,
cost-effective controls to achieve and maintain an acceptable level of risk.
What is Information Security Management?
Information Security Management covers the security policy, organization
of information security, asset management, human resources security, physical
and environment security, communications and operations management, access
control, information systems acquisition, development and maintenance,
information security incident management, business continuity management, and
regulatory compliance.
What is Crisis Management?
Crisis management is to identify a crisis, plan a response to the said
crisis and provide an action plan to confront and resolve them.
What is Emergency Planning?
Emergency planning is to prepare a plan that manage a sudden, urgent,
usually unexpected occurrence or event that required immediate action.
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