In simpler terms, ISO 27031 helps organizations ensure their can continue operating (or be restored quickly) during and after a disruption — such as a cyberattack, power outage, natural disaster, or pandemic.
ISO 27031 is a technical standard that specifies the concepts and principles of . It helps organizations ensure that their ICT services—including data centers, networks, and software applications—can be restored within agreed-upon timeframes following a disaster or major outage.
: It applies to any organisation, regardless of size or industry, that relies heavily on digital systems for critical operations.
is an international standard that provides guidelines for ICT readiness for business continuity . Its full title is:
ISO 27031 is more technical and ICT-specific than ISO 22301, but aligns with it.
"Information technology — Security techniques — Guidelines for information and communication technology readiness for business continuity"