Business resilience is the ability of an organization to quickly adapt to disruptions while maintaining continuous business operations and safeguarding people, assets, and overall brand equity. It involves planning for and responding to incidents and challenges in order to survive and thrive.

• Continuity of operations, maintain revenue streams, retain customers and prevent disruptions.
• Risk management, identify and mitigate risks and protect against potential threats.
• Competitive advantage, emerge stronger from a crisis over less-prepared competitors.
• Stakeholder confidence, including employees, investors, customers, and suppliers.
• Regulatory compliance, avoiding legal and financial penalties and supporting long-term business success.

• Natural Catastrophes
• Cyber Attacks
• Economic Downturns
• Supply Chain Disruptions:
• Regulatory Changes
• Technological Failures
• Public Health Crises
• Market Competition
• Terrorist Attacks
• Political Instability
• Reputational Damage