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Could your business carry on after a cyber attack?

Data breaches happen all the time. In this blog, we describe how we can help your business prepare for the worst happening.

Cyber attacks have emerged as the top risk to business continuity because they are increasingly more likely than fires, floods or other disasters.


Indeed, all organisations will experience security incidents at some point. Investment in establishing effective incident management policies and processes will help to improve resilience, support business continuity, improve customer and stakeholder confidence and potentially reduce any impact.


That's why we've launched our Cyber Business Continuity Exercise service.


Delivered by top talent from local universities, this service offers a review of your business continuity planning and the resilience of your organisation to cyber attacks such as ransomware or when attackers take control of your core systems.



We use elements of the international business continuity management systems standard ‘ISO/IEC 22301:2019’ as a model to review your continuity planning and includes aspects such as internal and external (customer and public) communications, recovery objectives (tolerable downtime, tolerable service loss), disaster recovery and recovery testing and exercises.

Service reporting includes a comprehensive gap analysis and plain language recommendations based on your current business continuity arrangements, impact assessments, risk management and your business.

We are able to recommend our Trusted Partners network to provide additional services such as business continuity management systems certification.

Our Trusted Partners have been accredited by the UK national accreditation body, UKAS, to provide accredited certification.

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To request a quote, contact us here.

 

The East Midlands Cyber Resilience Centre is non-for-profit and is Policing-led. We provide a range of affordable cyber resilience services with the very current knowledge and technical expertise from the UK's top university cyber talent. Our services help SMEs and therefore supply chain prepare and improve cyber resilience.


Sign up for FREE membership here.

 

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The contents of blog posts on this website are provided for general information only and are not intended to replace specific professional advice relevant to your situation. The intention of East Midlands Cyber Resilience Centre (EMCRC) is to encourage cyber resilience by raising issues and disseminating information on the experiences and initiatives of others. Articles on the website cannot by their nature be comprehensive and may not reflect most recent legislation, practice, or application to your circumstances. EMCRC provides affordable services and Trusted Partners if you need specific support. For specific questions please contact us by email.

 

EMCRC does not accept any responsibility for any loss which may arise from reliance on information or materials published on this blog. EMCRC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites that link to this site or which are linked from it.

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