Leveraging GRC for Better Business Continuity Planning
Business continuity planning today must create systems of prevention and recovery to deal with potential threats to a company that go beyond data recovery. In this webcast, we address the ways forward-thinking organizations leverage GRC processes and...
Business continuity planning (BCM) today must create systems of prevention and recovery to deal with potential threats to a company that go beyond data recovery. Be it physical damage from massive weather events or terrorism, financial difficulty from unexpected economic events, or data and operational disruption from cyber-attacks or technological failure, the impacts can rapidly snowball to catastrophic levels. The need to plan for business operations and services to continue uninterrupted in the face of a catastrophic event is greater than ever before. Doing so requires coordination of risk management, compliance and internal controls across the extended enterprise – the very activities that are the center of GRC capabilities.
In the webcast “Leveraging GRC for Better Business Continuity Planning,” we address the ways forward-thinking organizations leverage GRC processes and technologies to support a more mature and effective BCM capability.
Learning Objectives
Attendees will learn about:
- Methods to identify disruptive threats to direct and critical third party business operations
- Processes for aligning business continuity planning with risk management and compliance requirements
- Technologies for support of BCM in an integrated architecture that ensures real time assessment of changing risks and re-evaluation of needs as business objectives and strategies shift.
Speakers
- Willy Fill, Director, Swiss Re
- Linda Laun, Global Chief Continuity Architect, IBM
- Glenn Peters, Lead Solution Architect, IBM
- Carole Switzer, Co-founder and President, OCEG
Featured in: Business Continuity
