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Business continuity has been defined as the process by which companies mitigate, to the greatest extent possible, unacceptable risks to their commercial viability, taking all reasonable and prudent measures to ensure that the company’s critical operations will continue to function throughout any emergency and, in the unlikely event that they are unable to do so, that they can be restored to operational capacity as quickly and seamlessly
as possible.
as possible.
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