Corporate Minimum Business Continuity Objective

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1. The Corporate MBCO defines the minimum level of critical products, services, or functions that an entire organization must deliver during a disruption to ensure its survival, meet legal/regulatory obligations, and maintain stakeholder trust. It represents the corporation's overarching continuity goals, focusing on high-level priorities like financial stability, brand reputation, and compliance.
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Related Terms: Corporate Minimum Business Continuity Objective, Business Unit Minimum Business Continuity Objective, Recovery Objectives, Objective, Recovery Point Objective (RPO), Recovery Time Objective (RTO), Minimum Business Continuity Objective


Notes (1): MBCO is set by the Executive Management of the organization and can be influenced, dictated and changed by current regulatory requirements or industry practices.
Notes (2): The MBCO is the management specification of this level from a policy and 'top-down' perspective.
Notes (3): The definition provided here rephrases the operational perspective into an objective - the mission objective for BCM.

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BCMBoK 3: Business Impact Analysis CL 1B: Foundation (BC)


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