ISO 22301 · Business continuity management
A business continuity system, not a binder.
ISO 22301 wants a living BCMS — BIA, strategies, plans and exercises that actually get tested. ResiliencePilot keeps it current and connected to the risks and incidents it's meant to protect against.
The full BCMS lifecycle
Analyse, plan, exercise, improve.
Each part of the continuity cycle is a workflow, with dependencies and evidence linked throughout.
Business impact analysis
Run the BIA, set RTO/RPO targets and rank processes by criticality — feeding directly into your recovery strategies.
Dependency mapping
Map process, service and supplier dependencies, and surface single points of failure before they bite.
Recovery strategies & plans
Recommend and document recovery strategies and continuity plans tied to the processes they protect.
Tests & exercises
Plan, run and evidence continuity exercises, capturing lessons learned and improvement actions.
Activation triggers
Define activation triggers and ownership so plans are usable under pressure, not just on paper.
rAIley advisory
rAIley suggests BIA impact ratings, recovery strategies and test scenarios, and reviews your continuity plans.
ISO 22301 — frequently asked questions
- Yes — the BIA sets RTO/RPO and criticality, and flows straight into recovery strategies and plans.
- Yes. Dependency mapping surfaces SPOFs across processes, services and suppliers.
- You plan, run and evidence tests and exercises, with lessons learned and improvement actions tracked to closure.
- Yes — continuity data and ICT resilience testing share the platform, so DORA and ISO 22301 reinforce each other.
Does it cover business impact analysis?
Can it find single points of failure?
How does it handle exercises?
Does this connect to DORA resilience testing?
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