ISO 22301
What is ISO 22301 - The Business Continuity Management System?
All organisations are subject to risk on a number of levels, most typically:
- Strategic risk – emanating from the outside world
- Process risk – emanating from internal processes and practices
- Financial risk – emanating from the business model
The ISO 22301 standard provides a framework for systematically identifying and processing all risks within an organisation and then developing strategies, processes and practices for avoiding and mitigating them.
The standard specifies the requirements necessary to implement, maintain and improve a management system to protect the organisation against disruptions. The implementation stages would include:
- Identifying risk
- Assessing the probability of risk
- Preparing for eventualities
- Reducing the likelihood and severity of any event
- Responding to events
- Recovering from disruption
Protect your people. Protect your operations. Protect your reputation.
We guide you to ISO 22301 certification with clarity, confidence, and a strategy built around your real risks.
Why ISO 22301 is a game changer?
Disruption isn’t a matter of if – it’s when. Cyber‑attacks, supply chain failures, system outages, extreme weather… organisations that aren’t prepared suffer the most.
ISO 22301 gives you a resilient, structured approach to navigating disruption so you can continue delivering, when others can’t.
Our approach
What we deliver
- Detailed Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
- Threat and vulnerability assessments
- Continuity & recovery strategies
- Crisis communication planning
- BCMS documentation & audits
- Rehearsals, simulations & training
The result?
- Unshakeable customer confidence.
- A stronger tender position.
- A business that keeps moving - even when the unexpected happens.
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How Can Statius Help?
Statius can help with a number of aspects regarding the ongoing development and improvement of your ISO management systems.
We can become your internal ISO manager and do as much, or as little as you require, in order to assist with the ongoing development of your management system.