Continuity
Ready for the worst day.
Plans, key-person risks, and tested runbooks in one place, so a bad day has a playbook instead of a scramble.
Before you need it
The plan for the worst day, written on a good one.
Plans
A plan for each critical function.
Recovery objectives, owners, and review dates for every plan, so continuity is a living document, not a binder nobody has opened since the audit.
- Recovery time and point objectives
- An owner and a review cadence
- Flagged when a review is overdue
Key-person risk
Know who you cannot afford to lose.
Map the people a function depends on and name their successors, so a resignation is a plan, not a crisis.
Runbooks
Runbooks you have actually tested.
Step-by-step procedures with a last-tested date, so when it matters the instructions are current and someone has already walked the path.
Prepared, not panicked.
Recovery objectives Set how fast and how recent recovery must be for each function.
Successors named Every key person has a named backup, so cover is never a guess.
Tested, dated Runbooks carry a last-tested date, so you know what is current.
Reviews that nudge Overdue reviews are flagged, so the plan never quietly goes stale.