BCM & CIR Concept: Cybersecurity Characteristics Vs Relevant Concepts

BCM & CIR Concepts

Characteristics of Cybersecurity to Relevant Concepts

The characteristics used to compare cybersecurity with the relevant concepts.  These include the definition, the affected business areas, the critical action to be performed by the concepts, the respective teams involved, their composition, roles, responsibilities, and skill sets.

The two tables below provide a comparison of cybersecurity with the relevant concepts.

Reference to Chapter 2.7: Characteristics of Relevant Concepts:

• Figure 2-2: Relationship Between BCM, Cyber Security, and IT Disaster Recovery
• Figure 2-3: Relationship Between Cyber Security, Crisis Management and Communication

Related Topics for BCM and CIR Concepts

Overview	BCM Team	Key Concepts	Characteristics	Back To: CIR Concepts

Goh, M. H. (2017). A Manager's Guide to Business Continuity Management for Cyber Security Incidents, 2nd Edition. GMH Pte Ltd.

Reference: Chapter 2 Cyber Security, BCM and Relevant Concepts  2.7 Characteristics of Relevant Concepts

Note:  This version was the draft 2nd Edition being updated by 2025. The numeric in the square bracket [X-X] cross-refers to the actual chapter and section in the 1st Edition.

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