BCM@ARTEMEON
Business Continuity Management Software
- Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
- BCM Risk Analysis (RIA)
- Risk report and BC solution concepts
- Generation of recovery strategies, emergency plan, emergency manual
- Documentation of business continuity plan
- Exercise & testing, documentation of functional tests, emergency exercises, call tree test
- Analysis tool for evaluations of BIA, RIA and business continuity plan
- Configuration of BCM-specific object structures and BCM resources
- Validation and completeness check for BIA and RIA workflows
BCM@ARTEMEON supports BCM and emergency management.
With the help of BCM@ARTEMEON, critical or relevant processes and business activities are identified in order to establish an appropriate emergency management based on the standard of the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) 200-4: Emergency Management.
BCM@ARTEMEON contains workflows for performing a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and a BCM Risk Analysis (RIA). Risk reports and BC solution concepts are automatically generated, as is the generation of recovery strategies, emergency plans and emergency manuals. The BCM@ARTEMEON workflow results in the automated generation of the business continuity plan.
In addition, the BCM@ARTEMEON software supports exercise & testing, for example by documenting functional tests, emergency exercises or call tree tests. Various evaluations of the BIA, RIA and business continuation plan can be triggered via an analysis tool.
Of course, BCM@ARTEMEON also supports business continuity management in accordance with the relevant requirements of DORA Art. 11, 12 and 14 as well as the requirements of the “regulatory technical standards specifying ICT risk management tools, methods, processes, and policies and the simplified ICT risk management framework” (RTS RMF) Art. 24 to 26 for ICT business continuity management with regard to response and recovery (ICT business continuity management) as well as IT operations and IT incident management. In this context, BCM@ARTEMEON digitises …
- the documentation and testing of the ICT business continuity policy through dedicated, appropriate and documented arrangements, plans, procedures and mechanisms according to DORA Art. 11 Response and recovery
- the mapping of RTO and RPO to the functions in accordance with DORA Art. 12, para. 6, taking into account critical or important functions and the potential overall impact on market efficiency when determining recovery time and recovery points
- the documentation of backup policies and procedures by asset acc. to DORA Art. 12 No. 1