Presentation

MCT Beginning

1 Business continuity

2 Definitions, standards...

MCT Business continuity

3 Process approach

MCT Process approach

4 Context

Case: Interested parties

Case: Customer and need

Case: Priority tasks

Summary of clause 4

MCT Context

5 Leadership

Case: New line

Summary of clause 5

MCT Leadership

6 Planning

Case: New risk

Case: Risk treatment

Case: Risk register

Case: Change

Case: Natural disaster risk

Summary of clause 6

MCT Planning

7 Support

Case: Communication

Summary of clause 7

MCT Support

8 Operation

Case: Response to an incident

Case: Selecting suppliers

Case: Business continuity

Summary of clause 8

MCT Operation

9 Performance evaluation

Case: Audit readiness

Case: Audit program

Case: Auditor question

Case: Audit report

Case: Audit finding

Case: Management review

Summary of clause 9

MCT Performance

10 Improvement

Case: Nonconformities

Case: Kaizen and problem

Summary of clause 10

MCT Improvement

MCT End

MCT Business continuity

Let's continue with this MCT (multiple-choice test) to see what you have learned about business continuity

(One or more correct answers are possible)

1. Examples of disruptions:

An earthquake
A flood
A fire
A terrorist attack
A nonconformity

2. ISO stands for:

International Standard Organization
International Organization for Standardization
International Superior Organization

3. In the PDCA cycle, the A stands for:

Analyse the business impact
Act
Provide support
Adapt

4. Examples of benefits of implementing an ISO 22301 BCMS:

Preventing emergency situations
Strengthen your resilience
Maintaining vital business operations during a disruption
Improved manufacturing capacity

5. The standard ISO 22301 determines for a business continuity management system:

The requirements
The vocabulary
The risk management

2 Definitions, standards...

3 Process approach