How Banks Can Stay More Connected Like Amazon
Six ways financial institutions can prepare to better connect with customers who are nearly all digital-first now.
No one likes to deal with the reality that bad things can and do happen. How prepared is your organization to stay up and running in the event of a disaster that affects one or more of your business units or branches?
Cornerstone uses processes advocated by the Disaster Recovery Institute International (DRI) to review your organization’s business continuity plan and bring it into conformance with best practices.
Cornerstone works with key members of your business units to devise a composite threat assessment by business area
We work with key business personnel to identify the resources they would need at time of disaster and prioritize the restoration of their key business functions so we can determine recovery time objectives (RTOs)
Cornerstone develops (or modifies) your Business Continuity Plan to accommodate recovery of the key functions of the business units
Cornerstone assists you in developing a testing schedule of table top exercises and aids in the performance of the first series of tests
Six ways financial institutions can prepare to better connect with customers who are nearly all digital-first now.
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