Our disciplines
Incident & continuity management
Preparing for the worst! History shows that unexpected events will occur that can disrupt business systems and services. Effective Incident and continuity management enables an organisation to maintain control throughout an unexpected event, which will reducing the overall impact.
Business is moving faster than ever before, with an increasing reliance on systems and services provided by partners and suppliers in support of business objectives. History shows that unexpected events will occur that threaten to disrupt these systems and services.
stratsec can prepare an organisation for unexpected events, helping organisations to develop Incident and Continuity Management capabilities that:
- minimises the interruption to business operation, financial loss and exposure of valuable business assets;
- provides appropriate interim operating conditions while business processes are being restored;
- restores critical business processes in a timely manner;
- maintains the confidence of customers, employees and partners; and
- demonstrates compliance.
stratsec assists clients with developing a balanced strategic approach to incident and continuity management aligned to the needs of the business, with the goal of maintaining continuous operation of critical business processes until normal operating conditions can be restored.
The stratsec approach guides an organisation through consideration of three important aspects for incident and continuity management:
- Governance. Establishing the strategic direction and alignment, understanding risk, and defining policies, procedures, standards, and roles and responsibilities for the incident and continuity management.
- Assurance. Providing assurance that the incident and continuity management capabilities continue to be effective in meeting the business need, and are implemented in accordance with established policies and standards.
- Capability. Designing, deploying and operating an incident and continuity management capability appropriate for the risk profile of the organisation that is compliant with the defined standards, whilst implementing and maintaining established policies, standards and procedures.