As businesses grow, the risk of data loss and vulnerabilities increases. Measure and manage your IT business continuity plan to eliminate these risks.
With a Business Impact Analysis (BIA), your organisation will access and analyse the potential impact of various disruptive events on your business operations. By conducting an extensive Business Impact Analysis, you will be able to prioritise your focus, resources, and time into developing risk mitigation strategies strong enough to ensure continuity when encountered with challenges.
How we do it
We follow best practice methodology aligned with the ISO 22317-2021 to deliver end-to-end support on your business continuity journey.
Business Impact Analysis steps
- A thorough assessment of your critical functions
- Impact identification
- Risk prioritisation
- Business continuity planning
- Scenario testing
- Dependencies mapping
- Mitigation strategies
Business Impact Analysis FAQs
Business Impact Analysis (BIA) is a process that identifies and evaluates the potential effects of disruptions on your critical business operations. BIA helps you understand the risks to your business continuity and the resources you need to recover from different types of incidents, such as natural disasters, cyber attacks, or human errors.
A BIA helps you identify and prioritise the most important aspects of your infrastructure that need to be protected and restored in the event of a disruption. It also helps determine the resources, strategies, and plans you need to ensure the continuity and resilience of our online learning services. A BIA can also help you comply with relevant standards, regulations, and contractual obligations.
A BIA should be updated regularly to reflect any changes in our platform environment, such as new features, courses, technologies, or risks. A good practice is to review our BIA annually or whenever there is a significant change in our platform that could affect your continuity. Our specialists stay in touch to ensure regular monitoring, check-ups, and reviews to validate the accuracy and relevance of your BIA.