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The growing importance of Business Continuity Management in the context of a TISAX certification

By |2021-12-06T09:36:34+01:00 6 December, 2021|crisis management, Norms & Standards, preparation, Safety, Uncategorized|

TISAX requires business continuity management through the requirements for exceptional situations, where the focus there is on information security related scenarios. This includes the requirement for a functioning crisis team as well as regular emergency exercises. Fulfilling this requirement through a structured, consistent BCMS gives the greatest assurance that the required business continuity and crisis management measures are in place and effective. 

Emergency drills – stumbling blocks and importance

By |2021-08-31T12:01:14+02:00 31 August, 2021|News, Safety|

Due to multiple threat possibilities (e.g. natural phenomena, increasing dependencies on information technology, international terrorism, blackouts, pandemics, etc.), emergency drills are an important tool to prepare a company/organization for such scenarios. Only those who are prepared and feel prepared can handle an emergency adequately and in a timely manner. If this is not the case, emergencies can develop into crises or even disasters for one's own company/organization or even for other stakeholders. This article is intended to shed a little light on the complex topic of emergency drills, emphasizing the importance and problem areas of such drills by highlighting some aspects. Thus, there is by no means any claim to completeness. Importance of emergency drills As mentioned earlier, we are all virtually at the mercy of a variety of threats that can result in physical or financial damage or damage to reputation. These threat opportunities are difficult for [...]

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Organizational resilience

By |2021-08-31T08:23:13+02:00 31 August, 2021|Norms & Standards, Safety|

The standards for organizational resilience In March 2017, the new ISO standard ISO 22316:2017 was published with the long title "Security and resilience - Organizational resilience - Principles and attributes". The standard was developed by the Technical Committee ISO/TC 292 Security and resilience, which is also responsible for the ISO standards around ISO 22301 Business Continuity Management. In addition to this ISO standard, BS 65000:2014 "Guidance on organizational resilience" has been available from British Standards (BSI) since 2014. We can therefore currently build on two standards on the subject of resilience. What is it about a topic that is apparently so important that two standards are dedicated to it? If you enter the search term "resilience" for german books in Amazon, you will already receive over 1,000 suggestions for filling your electronic shopping cart. If you approach the topic of "resilience" in a foreign language, you already [...]

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