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'''''Notes (2)''''': should focus on the approved pillars of operational resilience.'''
'''''Notes (2)''''': should focus on the approved pillars of operational resilience.'''
'''''Notes (3)''''': It encompasses the processes, governance, roles, tools, and metrics used to build resilience across the enterprise.
'''''Notes (4)''''': Its purpose is to provide a structured, strategic, and holistic approach to achieving operational resilience objectives.
'''''Notes (5)''''': Its scope is broad and system-wide, often incorporating multiple disciplines such as risk management, business continuity, IT disaster recovery, third-party risk, cyber resilience, and crisis management.
'''''Notes (6)''''': Its focus is on implementing and integrating operational resilience capabilities.


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Revision as of 22:31, 5 April 2025

1. Operational Resilience Framework is a comprehensive structure that outlines how an organisation identifies, manages, and adapts to disruptions that threaten its critical business functions.


Operational Resilience Framework:

Notes (1): should be implemented so that the entire organisation can adopt and promote the desired OR behaviours. These consist of specific OR actions and processes.

Notes (2): should focus on the approved pillars of operational resilience.

Notes (3): It encompasses the processes, governance, roles, tools, and metrics used to build resilience across the enterprise.

Notes (4): Its purpose is to provide a structured, strategic, and holistic approach to achieving operational resilience objectives.

Notes (5): Its scope is broad and system-wide, often incorporating multiple disciplines such as risk management, business continuity, IT disaster recovery, third-party risk, cyber resilience, and crisis management.

Notes (6): Its focus is on implementing and integrating operational resilience capabilities.


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