Your business continuity framework is in place. Is it ISO 22301 compliant?

Then you saved yourself from a premature and expensive certification project. We'll show you what foundation needs to be built first and give you a realistic timeline. Most companies aren't 'nowhere close'—they're missing structured components around an otherwise solid BC program. That's fixable with focused effort.

We'll tell you honestly what you need. Sometimes that's full implementation. Sometimes it's just fixing documentation. Sometimes it's 'you're closer than you think, here are the specific gaps to address.' We've done assessments where our recommendation was 'handle this internally, you don't need us.' If you don't need extensive help, we'll tell you.

Yes. ISO 22301 aligns well with NIS2 and DORA business continuity requirements. We'll map your gaps to relevant regulatory obligations and show where ISO 22301 compliance helps with broader regulatory needs.

Whatever you have: BC plans, DR runbooks, BIA documents, risk assessments, testing reports, policies, procedures, org charts, crisis communication plans. We'll work with what exists—the assessment includes evaluating documentation quality.

Yes, typically 5-10 stakeholder interviews: BC coordinator, IT operations lead, senior management representative, a few business unit leads. Interviews are 30-45 minutes each and help us understand how BC works in practice vs. on paper.

Absolutely. Many companies use gap analysis to improve BC maturity without certification. You get the same prioritized roadmap and risk identification. Certification is optional—BC maturity improvement isn't.

Very specific. Not 'implement BC training' but 'develop role-specific BC training for incident responders (8 hours content), crisis management team (4 hours), and general staff awareness (30 min), with annual refresher schedule.' We tell you what to do, who should do it, and approximately how long it takes.