Resilience that
survives a real disruption.
Run BIAs, build ISO 22301-aligned recovery plans and prove resilience to any regulator — without spreadsheets, version chaos or untested tabletops.
Spreadsheet BCM doesn't survive a real disruption.
Of Saudi banks have a BCM programme that has not been tested against a real cyber-recovery scenario in the last 18 months.
BIAs are out of date the moment they are signed off because they live in standalone Word docs no one re-opens.
What activating a documented BCP should take. Spreadsheet-based programmes routinely take days to find the right plan.
The full BCM lifecycle, in one place
Six disciplines that turn a paper plan into a tested capability.
Business Impact Analysis
Quantify operational, financial and regulatory impact across business services. Map dependencies, RTO and RPO to every critical process — once, then maintain it forever.
Recovery plans that actually work
Plan templates aligned to ISO 22301. Assign owners, RACI, escalation paths and response runbooks — version-controlled inside the platform.
Dependency mapping
Visualise the chain between business services, applications, vendors, people and facilities. Spot single points of failure before regulators or incidents do.
Incident & crisis response
Activate response plans the moment an incident is declared. Notify response teams, log decisions, keep an auditable timeline for regulator and board reporting.
Tabletop exercises & testing
Schedule and run plan tests. Capture lessons learned, raise corrective actions and feed them back into the next BIA cycle automatically.
Resilience dashboards
Real-time view of plan coverage, BIA status, exercise completion and outstanding gaps — board-ready and exportable for any regulator submission.
From governance to tested capability — year on year.
Board-approved BCM policy, named owner, defined scope.
BIA across every critical process, with RTO / RPO and dependencies.
BCP, IT DRP, Crisis Management Plan — version-controlled, owned, exercised.
Tabletop, walkthrough, technical recovery, full simulation.
Lessons learned feed the next BIA, plan and risk register. Year-on-year improvement.
A continuity programme defensible to SAMA, the Board and any auditor.
GRC Vantage gives the BCM function a connected lifecycle — every BIA linked to recovery plans, every plan linked to tested exercises, every exercise linked to corrective actions. One source of truth, year-on-year improvement visible to the Board.
- BIA updated continuously, not annually-then-forgotten
- Recovery plans owned, version-controlled and rehearsed
- Cyber-BCM scenarios (ransomware, wiper) treated as first-class
- Regulator submission packs generated from live data, not authored by hand
Typical time for a first-pass BIA across 30–50 critical business services using the pre-built templates and dependency mapper.
Plan activation from incident declared to response team mobilised — versus days for paper-based programmes.
Pairs with the rest of GRC Vantage
Risk Management
Score and treat resilience risks alongside cyber and operational risks.
Learn moreAudit Management
Audit BCM plans, BIAs and exercise outcomes inside one tool.
Learn moreCompliance
BCM evidence proves SAMA, NCA and ISO 27001 controls in one pass.
Learn moreProfessional Services
Saudi-based BCM specialists to run your first BIA and tabletop.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
- Which standards is GRC Vantage's BCM module aligned to?
- Plan templates, BIA workflows and exercise records are aligned to ISO 22301:2019 and pre-mapped to sector frameworks including SAMA BCM Framework, SAMA CSF, NCA ECC and ISO 27001. Auditors can drill from any control to the underlying evidence in one click.
- Can we host the platform inside Saudi Arabia?
- Yes. Saudi data residency via hosting partners in Riyadh and Dammam, and on-premise deployment for organisations subject to data sovereignty controls.
- Is the platform usable outside banking — government, healthcare, energy, telco?
- Yes. The BCM module is sector-agnostic. Templates and risk libraries cover financial services, government, healthcare, energy and utilities, telecommunications, manufacturing and critical national infrastructure.
- How long does a typical BIA take to set up?
- Most organisations complete a first-pass BIA across 30–50 critical business services within four to six weeks using our pre-built templates and the platform's dependency mapper.
- Does the BCM module integrate with our risk register?
- Yes. BIAs, dependencies and recovery gaps flow directly into the Risk Management module, so resilience risks are scored and treated alongside cyber and operational risks.
- Can we run tabletop exercises inside the platform?
- Yes. Schedule scenario-based exercises, assign participants, run them inline, capture observations and convert findings into corrective actions automatically.
Bring your BCM programme out of Word documents.
See GRC Vantage's BCM module live with your BIA. Demos delivered in English or Arabic from Riyadh and Dammam.