ARCHIVED Webinar: Why Isn't a BIA enough?
The importance of including risk in your business continuity planning process
Gain an understanding of why incorporating risk with automation will assist you in managing a resilient business.
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Historically, BCP starts with a BIA - an assessment of financial and operational impacts. Unfortunately, most organizations believe a BIA is enough and fail to assess risk. A risk assessment identifies various threats, as well as, the severity of those threats to your business. Without this information, you may be planning for the wrong thing or planning for everything and unable to respond to anything. View this webinar to learn how to provide the following to your executive team:
1) A view of technology services necessary to manage core processes while providing financial financial ramifications if services suffer an outage.
2) An enterprise view of financial risk as it relates to core processes, technology services, and third-party service providers.
3) The financial impacts of core processes or third-party service disruptions.
4) The operational risk impact to your company based on process disruption and that disruption's relationship to third-party service providers.
Presented by Norbert Nowicki, a senior risk consultant from Continuity Logic and Tejas Katwala, Continuity Logic CEO.
1) A view of technology services necessary to manage core processes while providing financial financial ramifications if services suffer an outage.
2) An enterprise view of financial risk as it relates to core processes, technology services, and third-party service providers.
3) The financial impacts of core processes or third-party service disruptions.
4) The operational risk impact to your company based on process disruption and that disruption's relationship to third-party service providers.
Presented by Norbert Nowicki, a senior risk consultant from Continuity Logic and Tejas Katwala, Continuity Logic CEO.
