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For those that may not be well-versed in operational resilience or the finer points of regulation in the United Kingdom, let’s take a moment to level-set. Get The Getting Started with Operational Resilience Guide. Level-Setting. As outlined by the FCA and PRA, there are a couple key checkpoints. DOWNLOAD NOW.
These are the measures we can implement to reduce the risk at our organizations, increasing our resilience, and making us better prepared to deal with disruptions. These are also the controls that deliver the most bang for the buck in terms of increased resilience for dollars spent. Recovery Team. Business Impact Analysis.
We at MHA are happy to participate in these types of conversations and activities. It is often incorrectly assumed that the vendor handles backup and recovery for SaaS/cloud-based applications, relieving the organization of the need to think about this.) Gaps in IT recovery and business availability/recovery requirements.
Contrary to popular belief, business continuity extends far beyond IT recovery. In times of crisis, a comprehensive business continuity plan ensures that every facet of the organization is resilient. Viewing it holistically ensures that technology complements broader organizational strategies for effective resilience.
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