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Mitigating risks by integrating business continuity and security.

Scott Shaw¹, Nicholas Smith

¹Corporate Security, Transportation, and Disaster Preparedness, Aflac Worldwide Headquarters, Columbus, GA 31999, USA. sshaw@aflac.com

Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning

|December 24, 2010

Summary

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This study explores business continuity and security convergence, offering practical, low-cost strategies for organizations. It provides a realistic overview for those undertaking or planning these integration efforts.

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Area of Science:

Business Management
Information Security
Risk Management

Background:

Increasing convergence between business continuity and security disciplines.
Need for practical guidance on integrating these functions.
Existing literature often lacks low-cost, actionable strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a realistic overview of business continuity and security convergence.
To offer practical, no/low-cost program elements for organizations.
To guide organizations through the process of integrating these two critical functions.

Main Methods:

Literature review on business continuity and security convergence.
Analysis of existing organizational structures and practices.
Identification and formulation of low-cost integration strategies.

Main Results:

A clear framework for understanding the convergence of business continuity and security.
A set of actionable, no/low-cost program elements for implementation.
Demonstration of the feasibility and benefits of integrated approaches.

Conclusions:

Successful convergence requires a strategic and integrated approach.
Low-cost solutions are viable for enhancing both business continuity and security.
Organizations can achieve significant benefits by merging these disciplines effectively.