Santa Phoenix

By KingsBridge BCP/on December 21, 2020/in Business Continuity, Shield software/ tags BCP, bcp on a budget, business continuity, Business Continuity Management, Business Continuity Plan, Business Continuity Program, disaster recovery, free shield, KingsBridge Shield, Shield / No Comments

As 2020 is coming to a close (don't let the door hit you on the way out!), Santa Phoenix wants to share with you how to do BCP for FREE. First, FREE BCP software That's right! Santa/King Pheonix has been banging the drum about FREEBCP for a while now and this is completely FREE Shield! [...] Continue Reading »

BCP on a budget Part I:

By Roswitha Firth/on December 15, 2020/in Business Continuity/ tags bcp on a budget, bcp on a budget part 1, budget / No Comments

You know you need a Business Continuity Plan but, like so many organizations, there’s no extra cash lying around to invest in the process. Sound familiar? In this two-part series, we provide you with a dozen tips and tricks to get started on your “BCP on a budget.” 1 – Talk to your insurance provider. […]

Custom Business Impact Analysis Tool..? YES!

By Roswitha Firth/on September 21, 2020/in Shield software/ tags bcp on a budget, Business Continuity Plan, business continuity software, KingsBridge Shield, Shield / No Comments

The Business Impact Analysis (BIA) phase of writing your business continuity plan can seem like a daunting task. With the varying needs of each business come different requirements for the BIA. That’s why KingsBridgeBCP has done our research and asked you, our customers, what your needs are for completing a BIA. Available now in Shield […]

Leverage simple Business Continuity Plan templates

By Roswitha Firth/on September 17, 2020/in Shield software/ tags bcp on a budget, Business Continuity Plan, business continuity software, KingsBridge Shield, Shield / No Comments

KingsBridge BCP’s Shield software makes the daunting task of writing and housing your Business Continuity Plan (BCP) easy. With this simple and straightforward software, you can build and maintain your plan without the worries of version control, access, and plan navigation that are inherent with hard copies. Some benefits of using Shield for your BCP, namely […]

Can You Afford Business Continuity Planning?

By KingsBridge BCP/on August 17, 2020/in Business Continuity/ tags afford business continuity, bcp on a budget, budget / No Comments

In a word: Yes. Really, you don’t have a choice but to afford business continuity planning. Admittedly, plans do not come free. But the costs to your business will be much lower than if you have to clean up after a disaster and don’t have a plan. Why You Need a Plan 93% of companies […]

I can’t get budget for my planning…

By KingsBridge BCP/on August 4, 2020/in Business Continuity/ tags BCP, bcp on a budget, budget, business continuity / No Comments

How to “do” BCP on a budget. Are you tasked with building a recovery plan for your business and you don’t know where to begin? Have no idea how to calculate your budget or how to justify it? While it might sound like a daunting task, it really isn’t all that difficult, but you will […]

Build your uptime to support your business

By KingsBridge BCP/on July 30, 2020/in Business Continuity/ tags bcp on a budget, Business Continuity Plan, consulting, outage

In the past 45 days, the US experienced multiple major tech outages: Cloudflare DNS, T Mobile, Garmin, and Twitter. Just last night, Google, Amazon, Zoom and AT&T experienced outages reportedly affecting user accounts and internet access. We live in interesting times right now. Everyone expects 100% “uptime”, but no one has the budget to support […]

BCP on a Budget Part 2:

By KingsBridge BCP/on May 13, 2020/in Business Continuity/ tags bcp on a budget, bcp on a budget part 2, budget / No Comments

Earlier this month (BCP on a Budget Part 1) we set you up with six tips for getting your business continuity plan started without breaking the bank. In BCP on a budget Part 2, we continue the series with six new ideas to get your plan off the ground when dollars are tight. 1 – […]