Eliminate the hassle of managing your BCMS (business continuity management system) with hands-on support from an ISO 22301 specialist
Outsource the management and maintenance of your BCMS, and benefit from the reliable advice and practical experience of a specialist to manage, maintain, audit, and continually improve your BCMS in line with ISO 22301
This service enables ISO 22301 FastTrack clients with limited expertise to maintain ongoing compliance with the Standard
The ISO 22301 FastTrack 20 Managed Service includes:
Administering corrective and preventive actions
Reviewing and updating BCMS documentation
Facilitating management reviews
Reviewing risk assessments, BIAs (business impact assessments), and business continuity solutions and strategies
Arranging internal audits of the BCMS to assess whether the management system is working as expected
Ensuring staff training and awareness sessions are completed
Attending certification audits
Acting as lead auditee for the external auditor during the certification audit and subsequent surveillance visits
Conditions
Conditions
This service is aimed at ISO 22301 FastTrack 20 clients only.
The price is applicable for organizations with up to 20 employees. For larger organizations, please contact us for a custom quote.
The service is delivered across one year.
The service requires annual subscriptions for vsRisk, the FastTrack documentation toolkit, and elearning staff awareness training.
The service is delivered online. Any consultant expenses related to travel, if requested by the client, will be billed separately.
This support contract is applicable for a specific scope and size of organisation. Changes to staff numbers may increase the number of certification body audit days. IT Governance USA reserves the right to raise an additional invoice based on changes to staff numbers.
We guarantee that your BCMS will pass certification if you follow our advice, including reacting positively to findings from the audits we perform during the implementation process.
Our price is based on the assumption that your certification body only wants evidence of a functioning internal audit process (as is usually the case). However, if you choose to use a certification body that requires a full internal audit before certification, this may incur additional costs.
