Helping You Manage Risk
ICM Shadow-Planner
ICM Shadow-Planner is an award-winning business continuity planning tool that is revolutionizing the way that companies control and manage risk.
We understand that identifying the impacts on operational disruption and minimizing their effect through rehearsal and exercising will gain your business the competitive advantage just when you need it most. We know that each business is unique, yet all share a common goal of achieving resilience. Our experience has been gained through working closely with our clients, tailoring our complementary solutions to their resources with an eye toward providing an end-to-end solution.
Based on a powerful methodology, intelligently stored in a central database and accessible through a web browser, ICM Shadow-Planner can take you through the whole process of business continuity planning and, most importantly, the continuous management of your information.
The ICM Shadow-Planner Risk Management module helps an organization quantify the likelihood of failure of any of their critical assets and processes. The module can be used independently, for example to evaluate strategic risk at group level. It can also use the dependency output from the Shadow-Planner BIA module to show processes that are depended upon, the impact on the organization, and the likelihood of failure.
What our customers have to say
The move to Old Street went like clockwork and employees knew exactly what to do. The support we received from ICM was second to none, and the interruption to our day to day business was negligible.
- Colin Lawrence, IT Manager, Cathedral Capital
Highlights
- Risk matrix is easy to configure in terms of impact and likelihood
- Colour-coded areas of the risk matrix can be associated with risk policy (e.g. red risks require immediate action)
- Separate assessments are made for each threat under consideration
- A threat library, maintained by Canfield, is available as part of the module
- Recommended responses to various risks can be created. These can contain costed options to reduce those risks deemed to be unacceptable
- A number of recommendations can be assembled into a project, showing the cost of the treatments and the cumulative effect on the risk matrix
