Written continuity plan
Priority services, dependencies, recovery means, decision chain, contacts. Written to be followed by a third party.
Contivaro Plan
The plan you are asked for, and that actually helps.
A continuity plan is not a binder: it is a list of decisions taken calmly. Who decides what, in what order, with what means, when everything stops.
Who it is forManagement asked by a cyber insurer, a bank, a client or an auditor for a documented continuity plan.
What is included
Contivaro Plan
Table-top crisis exercise
Half a day with management: a scenario, decisions to take, and what you learn by taking them.
Insurance questionnaire
The answer to your cyber insurer’s questionnaire, backed by the framework’s evidence.
Annual review
Optional: the plan updated every year with what changed in the company.
The tiers of this line
| Tier | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Insurance questionnaire | Answer to the insurer’s questionnaire, with evidence. | CHF 1,800 – 3,500 |
| Continuity plan | Full plan and table-top crisis exercise. | On quotation |
| Annual review | Plan update and a new table-top exercise. | CHF 1,200 per year |
Hosted platform subscriptions carry an initial twelve-month term, then three months’ notice, indexed at 3% per year. No hidden per-user cost: what is per seat is written per seat.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is this a certification?
No. It is a document and an exercise. Any certification belongs to an accredited body.
Do we need the Vault or Drill first?
No, but the plan is stronger when it rests on real drills. Otherwise it describes an intention.
Does management have to take part?
Yes, in the table-top exercise. Priorities are business decisions, not technical ones.
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