Electricity, gas and heat providers anchor every other sector's continuity, and now carry explicit reporting and resilience duties on both sides of the Swiss border.
Energy operators are named critical infrastructure under the Swiss ISG, with the 24 hour reporting duty to BACS in force since April 2025, and among the most heavily obligated sectors under NIS2 in the EU, covering risk management, incident handling and board accountability.
Business impact analysis, continuity and crisis frameworks, and certification readiness against ISO 22301 and ISO 27001, built for this sector's realities.
See consulting ›Leadership crisis exercises and accredited training that turn plans into rehearsed behaviour, including Operation HELVETIA.
See training ›Our platform for living plans, in-platform simulations and audit-ready compliance evidence across sites and teams.
See the platform ›See how this works in practice in our case studies, or start from the wider discipline on our business continuity management page.
Yes. Our impact analysis and exercising cover operational technology, control rooms and field operations together with corporate IT, because real incidents refuse to respect that boundary.
Detection, escalation, decision authority and the BACS reporting channel must work inside 24 hours, around the clock. We build and exercise that pathway with your teams. See our German page on the Informationssicherheitsgesetz.
Yes, and for energy we recommend it: supplier and interdependency exercises expose the assumptions that single company exercises never test.
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