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As part of DRI International’s ongoing efforts to maintain the relevance and utility of the DRI International Professional Practices for Business Continuity Management, an extensive revision of substance, form, and function was undertaken beginning on November 1, 2021, and finishing August 1, 2022. Join the members of the Professional Practices Committee to learn about these and other important changes: An enhanced version of Professional Practice Five: Incident Preparedness and Response to include more of the preparation activities related to incident management; More information on identifying various cyber threats and strategies for remediation by integrating cybersecurity activities into business continuity management; Enhancing the use of insurance as a risk transfer tool and providing more specific types of insurance policies that should be an integral part of business continuity management; Introducing more robust data backup techniques; More technology-specific strategies, and; More manufacturing strategies.

Attend this panel discussion, led by the legendary Al Berman, to learn how the BCM market is reacting to DRI’s recently updated and expanded Professional Practices. Based in part on feedback from DRI Certified Professionals worldwide, the revamped Professional Practices now include the most current concerns to our community – worries like supply chain and cyber risks. Attend this session to see how the BCM market is handling those changes. With myriad product and services offerings built on the foundation DRI provides, the vendor community is now challenged to ensure that those offerings also are in line with your concerns and DRI’s Professional Practices – the most used standard in our profession by a mile!

In DRI's first Spanish-language webinar, Mariana Quirós of Copa Airlines talks about the changes to the new Professional Practices. She also guides viewers through implementing the practices within their organization.

This white paper is designed as a tool for integrating organizational approaches to business continuity management and disaster risk reduction, a roadmap for implementing the Sendai framework into their existing resilience program.

DRI's Professional Practices, the most used standard in the world and the heart of DRI's teachings, have been revised. During this hour-long webinar you'll hear about the revision process and the outcome, while learning what has changed and why.

This document highlights the connections between the ISO22301 and the DRI Ten Professional Practices.

Creadas y mantenidas por el Instituto de Recuperación Ante Desastres Internacional (Disaster Recovery Institute International), Las Prácticas Profesionales para la Gestión de Continuidad de Negocios se trata de un cuerpo de conocimiento diseñado para ayudar en el desarrollo, implementación y mantenimiento de programas de Continuidad de Negocio. También está designado a servir como una herramienta para realizar evaluaciones a programas BCM ya existentes.

Créé et maintenu par Disaster Recovery Institute International, Les pratiques professionnelles pour la gestion de la continuité d’activités est un ensemble de connaissances conçu pour aider à l'élaboration, à la mise en œuvre, et le maintien d’un programme de gestion de la continuité des activités. Il est également destiné à servir d’outil pour effectuer des évaluations des programmes existants.

Criadas e mantidas pelo Disaster Recovery Institute International, as Práticas Profissionais para a Gestão de Continuidade dos Negócios são um conjunto de conhecimentos que visam auxiliar no desenvolvimento, implementação e manutenção de programas de continuidade dos negócios. Elas também podem ser utilizadas como uma ferramenta para a realização de avaliações de programas existentes.

Created and maintained by Disaster Recovery Institute International, The Professional Practices for Business Continuity Management is a body of knowledge designed to assist in the development, implementation, and maintenance of business continuity programs. It also is intended to serve as a tool for conducting assessments of existing programs.