The Business Continuity Plans (BCPs) is a set of plans designed to enable an organization to maintain its essential operations in the event of major disruptions. The main objective of the BCP is to ensure the resilience of the business and minimize potential disruptions to critical activities. The Business Continuity Plans (BCPs) ensure that critical business functions continue to operate.
The disruptions can be categorized as either man-made (resulting from human actions or activities) or natural (arising from environmental or geological factors). Here are examples of both man-made and natural disruptions:
Man-Made Disruptions:
- Cybersecurity attack:
A sophisticated cyberattack targets an organization’s IT infrastructure, leading to data breaches, system outages, and compromised sensitive information. - Acts of Cyber Terrorism:
An act of cyberterrorism causes widespread disruption to critical infrastructure, public services, or business operations. - Human Error or Sabotage:
Unintentional mistakes or deliberate acts by employees or external parties lead to system failures, data loss, or damage to facilities. - Labor Strikes:
Employees across key industries go on strike, causing disruptions to production, services, and supply chains.
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