Operational Resilience
We can help you comply with EU and UK regulations related to operational resilience, for example by conducting cyber impact tolerance testing.
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Why operational resilience is important
Operational resilience is essential for making sure your business remains operational in the face of disruptions, such as cyber attacks or technical malfunctions.
A well established operational resilience program will make sure your organization has the necessary tools in place to anticipate and respond to evolving threats. It's not just about addressing current issues. It's also about preparing for potential future challenges, so that your business can adapt and stay secure.
Secura can support you in complying with UK and EU regulations on Operational Resilience (for instance DORA), particularly in undertaking cyber impact tolerance tests.
How Cyber Impact Tolerance Testing works
Do you know how resilient the critical resources supporting your important business services are? If a criminal was able to compromise some of your or your supplier’s key systems, could you recover within your impact tolerance timeframes? Our targeted cyber impact tolerance tests help you determine this.
- First, we analyze the vulnerabilities that exist within your critical applications and resources
- We then organize impact tolerance testing workshops. These reveal how key business areas would respond to a crisis and which contingency options you have in place to be able to recover within impact tolerance timeframes.
We can also deliver impact tolerance tests without an in-depth review of critical applications. Our facilitators will design and deliver severe but plausible scenarios that test your business capabilities to remain within impact tolerances.
How we support you
Secura helps large and medium sized organizations all over raise their cyber resilience. We know the importance of testing your ability to remain within impact tolerance levels under severe but plausible disruptions.
Steps in Impact Tolerance Testing
01
Preparation and kick-off
During the preparation, Secura agrees with you on the final scope of the test, our approach, the planning, and the desired results. We organize a kick-off meeting to discuss the project. Then, with your permission, we collect relevant documents regarding your important business services and the response structure within your organization.
02
Resilience Assessment
Secura's cyber specialists will conduct a review of your critical applications supporting one or multiple important business services. Their aim is to identify how vulnerabilities impact the resilience of your important business services.
03
CYBER Impact Tolerance Test
The final part of the test is built around a simulated incident. During this simulation, participants respond to a series of incident updates. The simulation uses information identified during the resilience assessment.
04
Evaluating the results
After the impact tolerance test, Secura provides a memo of the observations made. This memo contains the lessons we learned from the test. It also details recommendations for improving the resilience of your important business services.
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ABOUT SECURA
Secura is a leading cybersecurity expert. Our customers range from government and healthcare to finance and industry worldwide. Secura offers technical services, such as vulnerability assessments, penetration testing and red teaming. We also provide certification for IoT and industrial environments, as well as audits, forensic services and awareness training. Our goal is to raise your cyber resilience.
Secura is a Bureau Veritas company. Bureau Veritas (BV) is a publicly listed company specialized in testing, inspection and certification. BV was founded in 1828, has over 80.000 employees and is active in 140 countries. Secura is the cornerstone of the cybersecurity strategy of Bureau Veritas.