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Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Planning (BCDR)

Business impact analysis, EOPs, and CSA Z1600 / NFPA 1600 alignment with tabletop drills.

$6,899flat rate
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What this service solves

Institutional resilience and audit-ready continuity means a business impact analysis, an emergency operations plan (EOP), alignment to CSA Z1600 / NFPA 1600, and tabletop drills that prove the plan works. We deliver the full BCDR package so your organization is compliant and genuinely resilient.

Goals

  • Build an audit-ready business continuity plan aligned to CSA Z1600 / NFPA 1600
  • Identify critical operations and recovery time objectives
  • Prove the plan works through tabletop drills

Outcomes

  • A business impact analysis with recovery time and point objectives
  • An emergency operations plan (EOP) with roles and activation triggers
  • Tabletop drill scenarios and a documented improvement plan
How it works

The Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Planning (BCDR) Process

1

Business impact analysis

We identify critical operations, dependencies, and set recovery time and point objectives (RTO/RPO).

2

Plan development

We build the EOP with roles, activation triggers, and CSA Z1600 / NFPA 1600 alignment.

3

Drills & improvement

We run tabletop drill scenarios and document an improvement plan to close gaps.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Planning (BCDR) - Your Questions Answered

What is CSA Z1600 / NFPA 1600?

They are the Canadian (CSA Z1600) and U.S. (NFPA 1600) standards for emergency and continuity management. We align your plan to both so you're audit-ready in either jurisdiction.

What is a business impact analysis (BIA)?

A BIA identifies your critical operations and their recovery time objectives (how fast you must restore them). It's the foundation of any defensible continuity plan.

What are tabletop drills?

They're scenario-based exercises where your team walks through the plan to find gaps before a real event. We run them and document an improvement plan.

Statistics & Program References (2026)

All figures on this page are sourced from official Government of Canada and United States government publications. Figures reflect 2026 program parameters unless otherwise noted.