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Technology and Operational Resilience
Maintain confidence in withstanding an incident and recover quickly from business threats or disruptions
Companies are under threat of disruption more often and in new ways
As incidents, including cyber attacks, insider threats, geo-political events, pandemics, weather events, etc., are becoming increasingly more frequent, organizations are now shifting their mindset to assume that technology and operations supporting core functions can, and will, be disrupted.
Having the ability to protect and sustain core business functions when experiencing cyber and/or operational stress or disruption is crucial. The plan you have in place can determine how your organization will be impacted.
How resilient is your organization to disruptions?
Can you withstand, or better yet, prevent headline-grabbing disruptions? Companies that prioritize resilience have shifted their mindset away from the traditional—and myopic—disaster recovery/business continuity model to “resilience by design.”
This more expansive approach involves gaining real-time views of mission-critical processes so that decision makers and responders can react to incidents in concert, with minimal harm to the business.
What will it take for your organization to make the shift to resilience by design?
Prioritizing resilience
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In our latest Digital Trust Insights survey, we learned that businesses where strategies are the most mature are most likely to have revamped resilience plans and they aim for these standards.
- Real-time visibility into critical assets and processes
- An enterprise-wide plan and response
- Continuous redesign of business services and processes
Potential impacts when resilience is not made a priority
The lack of resilience can put business operations at risk and generate negative financial impact in the form of lost sales, brand dilution, PR/legal battles, penalties, and more.
Key Root Causes Include:
- The Domino Effect: Inability to establish relationships and interdependencies among business systems and supporting technology
- No Current State: Inability to easily maintain and evergreen these relationships due to daily changes
- Functional and Data Silos: Lack of Enterprises Resilience data model and integrated tooling as tools and data focus functionality
- Failure to Communicate: Inability to communicate risk posture, business/customer impacts or business performance effectively to C-Level or the Board
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