Technology and telecoms firms are the critical infrastructure other sectors depend on, which makes their continuity everyone's problem, including regulators'.
NIS2 places digital infrastructure and large parts of the technology sector among essential and important entities, with risk management, incident reporting and board accountability as legal duties. Swiss providers serving EU customers inherit the requirements through contracts, and the Swiss ISG reporting duty reaches telecoms as critical infrastructure.
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.
Frequently yes, through establishment rules for digital providers and through customer contracts that flow the obligations down. We scope your exposure and build once, to satisfy every buyer.
We work back from your contractual tolerances: which services carry the tightest commitments, what they depend on, and which failure modes actually threaten them, then we design and exercise to those numbers.
We prepare organisations for both, as one integrated management system, which is faster and cheaper than two parallel programmes and reads far better in enterprise procurement.
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