Roles & Responsibilities :The Business Continuity Manager will work with the Head of Corporate Security & Business Resilience to:
- develop and maintain the organization's Business Continuity Management programme and ensure links to wider resilience functions.
- support all business planning activities necessary to enable the organization to manage a crisis event as well as meet compliance requirements for BCP planning.
- work with all businesses/depts to develop/maintain and improve the corporate wide BCP program that addresses business recovery and emergency response management.
- Liaise with key infrastructure teams to identify gaps, set recovery time objectives and convey business needs/expectations.
- engage senior stakeholders as well as a network of Business Continuity Coordinators across CRISIL to develop, review and maintain respective documents which will be used during a disruptive incident.
- Undertake, document and maintain Business Impact Analysis and Recovery Plans.
- ensure all relevant documents and arrangements are reviewed and validated on a regular basis including testing and exercising.
- debrief validation activities and incident responses to ensure notable practice and lessons identified are captured, recommendations are made and implemented, ensuring continuous improvement.
- Develop, document and maintain fit for purpose arrangements that CRISIL can implement in the face of a disruptive incident, including Incident Management, contingency and recovery arrangements.
- Identify and make recommendations for change and adaptation to meet the needs of the business
- Identify and make recommendations for solutions to infrastructure and business challenges
- Develop and maintain an effective validation programme to ensure that arrangements are tested and exercised on a regular basis.
- Communicate Business Continuity and Resilience related information to key stakeholders.
Provide visibility and reporting to the Board/Executive Committee on resilience activities, critical functions, infrastructure and incidents
