A critical contribution of ISO/IEC 27031 is its emphasis on mapping ICT dependencies—not just hardware and software, but also people (administrators, developers), processes (change management), and external suppliers (cloud providers, ISPs). An ICT readiness plan that fails to account for a key vendor’s own continuity capabilities is considered incomplete.
ISO/IEC 27031 outlines a continuous lifecycle comprising: A critical contribution of ISO/IEC 27031 is its
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ISO/IEC 27031 introduces several distinctive concepts that set it apart from generic BCM or disaster recovery standards: processes (change management)
The standard focuses on the following key components:
ISO/IEC 27031 is an international standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). The standard provides guidelines for organizations to implement and maintain an effective ICT readiness plan, ensuring the continuity of ICT services and supporting business operations during disruptions.