Why Do I Need A BCP?

A Business Continuity Plan (BCP), a wider ranging alternative to a Disaster Recovery Solution is a formal plan setting out actions a business will take and by whom to cover a broad range of risks such as:

Emergency procedures, denial of access, evacuation, flood, IT, telecommunications and utilities failure, premises damage, supply chain, terrorist threats, pandemic, transport infrastructure, machinery loss and chemical spillage.

80% of businesses without a BCP close within 18 months of incident.

Without a testable plan to deal with these events you may be in breach of regulatory obligations, leave yourself open to claims from stakeholders, or even find your professional indemnity or business interruption insurance void, just when you need it most.

The average cost for loss of telecommunication per day is £14,431 per incident.

With a BCP you can improve your chances of surviving a disruption and plan the regeneration of your business.

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