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Four steps to information security!
  Business Continuity Plan - BCP:Organisations and companies of various sizes can suffer differently from natural disasters and resulting loss of power, terrorism, fraud or spying, strikes and other inevitable events. The amount of damage depends mainly on how serious the inner functional and administrative IT processes are affected. If the damage tangents critical processes the negative consequences can be more extensive: serious financial loss, lost trust from clients and business partner, loss of credibility and credit and finally the lost reputation of the company. In severe cases even the existence of the organisation can be at stake. Secondary consequences should also not be underestimated, the existence of jobs in the affected company as well as the economic situation of the client and their business partners can be threatened. Finally even national organisations can be affected in which case the functioning of the public system (administration, executive and public service providers) can be at risk. The Business Continuity Plan intends to prepare the company to deal with such damage events best possible and to reduce the damage in case of emergencies to a minimum. A carefully prepared and regularly updated BCP guarantees that the company can continue its work under all circumstances or at least on a minimum level. |
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