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Business Continuity

Ensuring resilience through tailored strategies that anticipate risks, protect operations and sustain long-term performance.

Business Continuity Strategy

A robust Business Continuity Strategy requires clear governance, accurate asset identification and a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) capable of determining how service disruptions affect operations. BIP CyberSec supports organizations in defining continuity strategies, governance models and end-to-end processes, including the design of continuity plans, the adoption of digital solutions for plan management and the orchestration of structured testing cycles. This approach also enables clients to prepare for certification aligned with the ISO 22301 international standard for Business Continuity Management Systems.

Cyber Resilience

Modern continuity risks increasingly stem from cyber threats targeting digital infrastructures or critical suppliers, potentially affecting service delivery and customer trust. Cyber Resilience expands traditional Business Continuity by incorporating cyber-driven scenarios, coordinated response models and the integration of SOC and CSIRT functions. BIP CyberSec enhances enterprise resilience through its CyberSec Center of Excellence and the managed services of the Re@ck Security Center, providing 24×7 monitoring, detection and response. This ensures continuity plans fully address cyber incidents and strengthen the organization’s capacity to withstand and recover from complex attacks.

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Strengthen resilience with integrated cybersecurity that combines technology, governance and continuous learning to protect value and trust.

Crisis Management

Effective Crisis Management requires structured preparation, clear decision-making processes and leadership trained to respond under pressure. BIP CyberSec strengthens organizational readiness through its Cyber Academy, offering targeted training and dedicated Table-Top Exercises. Together with key stakeholders, we design realistic crisis scenarios — including but not limited to cyberattacks — and simulate them in strategic sessions involving the CEO and executive team. These exercises improve coordination and communication, while technologies such as mass notification systems ensure timely, reliable information flows essential during a crisis.