Managing a Crisis: Prepare for Weathering the Next Storm to Come
While the Covid-19 crisis is still in full effect, many businesses have mastered the first phase of disruption. Now, the time starts to plan for the future, at many levels – financials, business models, product strategies, and more. One of these topics must be Business Continuity & Resilience Management (BCRM), for being better prepared for weathering the next storm to come. And that will come, be it the next peak of Covid-19, be it a major natural disaster hitting your business, be it – and that is the one with the highest probability – a severe cyberattack. And everything you do today for BCRM will also help in the current situation.
KuppingerCole Analyst Annie Bailey explains how to set up BCRM planning, what to include, and gives you guidance from practice on various aspects such as risk assessment, business/IT alignment, and improving your cyberattack resilience.
Learn more about Business Resilience Management with the free Analyst Advice from Senior Analyst Warwick Ashford: Business Resilience Management (Crisis Roadmap for Beginners).
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