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Business Continuity Management is:
Planning for an emergency or unexpected incident can help you to:
The plans you have in place can benefit your business in many ways by:
The Business Continuity Institute have case studies from actual emergency incidents to detail:
There are five steps to help your business continue operating during an incident, or return to operating as quickly as possible:
The London Borough of Sutton Risk Register identifies:
The list of risks is not exhaustive. You should take into consideration any more hazards that may affect organisations. This could include:
You can begin looking into this by:
You can start this process by taking the 10-minute Business Continuity Self-Assessment, reviewing the guidance document and completing the Business Continuity Plan template.
Cross-sector Safety and Security Communications (CSSC) was developed by Metropolitan Police, Transport for London and business representatives. It provides trusted and verified information across London.
CSSC works in both private and public sector organisations. It allows you to receive alerts and information that may be relevant to your business. To register and receive alerts for your sector, visit the CSSC website.
This booklet provides further guidance for preparing your business to respond to incidents.
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