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DORA: Moving Beyond the Basics of Compliance and Implementing a Cross-Functional Approach to Resilience

Fusion Risk Management

While each business is unique, those who have had a more successful approach to resilience and compliance tend to follow this similar methodology: Identify your critical business functions Begin by identifying what your individual critical business services are.

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The Ukraine Invasion: What Are the Impacts on Supply Chain Dynamics?

Fusion Risk Management

The Bank of England, as part of their operational resilience policy statement , continually outlined the need for institutions to ensure that they can continue to deliver their important business services during severe (or extreme) but plausible scenarios.

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Business, Interrupted: The Resilience Movement and the New Normal for Business Continuity

Castellan

Pre-pandemic, many organizations—even those with pandemic plans —hadn’t considered just how long a global emergency might last, meaning several assumptions made in continuity and disaster response planning just didn’t hold water. “So, And supply chain, I think that’s another.

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Writing Incident Scenarios: An Operational Resilience Trend Returns

Plan B Consulting

disruption to essential infrastructures, such as power, transport or telecommunications)” Interestingly, the FCA also state in ‘Building operational resilience: Impact tolerances for important business services’, that organisations should not “devote too much time to considering the relevant probability of incidents occurring”.

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Writing Incident Scenarios: An Operational Resilience Trend Returns

Plan B Consulting

disruption to essential infrastructures, such as power, transport or telecommunications)” Interestingly, the FCA also state in ‘Building operational resilience: Impact tolerances for important business services’, that organisations should not “devote too much time to considering the relevant probability of incidents occurring”.