ISO 22301, continuity you can actually prove
Build an auditable business continuity management system with business impact analysis, recovery objectives, and tested plans, covering the continuity that NIS2 and DORA also require.
BIA
Business impact analysis built in
RTO / RPO
Recovery objectives, not guesses
Tested
Evidence that plans actually work
Continuity plans that were never tested
Plans on a shelf
A continuity plan nobody tests is a document, not a capability.
No impact analysis
Without a business impact analysis, recovery objectives are guesses.
Overlapping demands
NIS2 and DORA also ask for continuity, often managed separately.
How OptiTech gets you there
- 01
Run a business impact analysis
Identify critical activities and set recovery time and point objectives.
- 02
Build and test plans
Continuity plans linked to assets, with escalation thresholds.
- 03
Prove and improve
Evidence of testing and review, ready for certification.
What OptiTech gives you for ISO 22301
Business impact analysis
Critical activities with RTO and RPO.
Continuity plans
Plans linked to the assets they protect.
Escalation thresholds
Clear triggers for when to act.
Testing evidence
Proof that plans were exercised, not just written.
A continuity plan is only real once it has been tested. Everything before that is a hypothesis.
Questions
- Yes. The BIA identifies critical activities and sets recovery time and point objectives.
- Yes. The continuity work is cross-mapped, so it covers what those frameworks also demand.
- Yes. Evidence of testing and review is kept for certification.
- Yes. ISO 22301 is a certifiable management system, supported by an auditor portal.
Make continuity provable
From business impact analysis to tested, auditable plans.
