Business Continuity Management Software
Map Your Business, Prove Readiness, and Recover Faster
Replace static plans with live continuity data that shows what matters, where the business is exposed, and how to recover when disruption occurs.
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Map and Protect Your Business
See how critical processes, systems, locations, people, and third parties connect so teams can identify vulnerabilities and protect what matters most.
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Validate Business Continuity Plans
to Prove You’re ReadyValidate business continuity plans with current data, exercises, dashboards, and remediation tracking that show where your program is ready and where gaps remain.
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Recover Faster with Live Plans
Use connected continuity data to prioritize recovery, coordinate teams, and reduce confusion when disruption affects critical operations.
What Is Fusion Business Continuity Management?
Fusion Business Continuity Management is business continuity management software that helps resilience, risk, and continuity teams manage business impact analyses, continuity plans, recovery strategies, exercises, and remediation work in a single Enterprise Resilience Decision System.
Fusion turns static continuity plans into live, data-driven recovery by mapping relationships across people, processes, places, systems, and third parties. With Fusion, organizations can understand disruption impact, validate readiness, coordinate recovery, and continuously improve their business continuity management program.
Business Continuity Readiness Depends on Trusted Data
Business continuity programs depend on current, connected data, but cyber incidents, vendor outages, technology failures, regulatory expectations, and other disruptions can affect teams, systems, suppliers, locations, and customers at the same time.
When plans, dependencies, and recovery data live in documents, spreadsheets, and disconnected systems, teams struggle to trust the data, prove readiness, and act quickly when disruption occurs.
Business Continuity Data Is Incomplete or Siloed
When business continuity data is spread across teams and systems, leaders cannot easily see how the organization operates or which dependencies matter most.Plans Become Hard to Trust
Static business continuity plans can fall out of sync with the business, making it harder to know whether they will work during an actual disruption.Readiness Is Difficult to Prove
Without connected exercises, dashboards, issue tracking, and remediation workflows, teams struggle to show leadership that the organization is prepared.Recovery Can Be Delayed by Confusion
When teams do not have a clear view of impacted assets, priorities, roles, and recovery actions, response slows down and disruption impact grows.Prioritize What Matters Most
Capture business impact analysis data, identify critical processes, understand recovery requirements, and focus continuity planning on the operations that matter most.
See How Your Business Is Connected
Visualize upstream and downstream dependencies across people, processes, places, systems, and third parties so continuity plans reflect how the business actually operates.
Keep Plans Current
Build and maintain adaptive business continuity plans that stay aligned with the business. With intuitive workflows, ownership tracking, plan reviews, and BC Plan inFusion, teams can convert static plans into dynamic, actionable data faster.
Validate Readiness
Test business continuity plans through exercises, walkthroughs, scenario testing, and readiness reporting. Fusion connects exercises to actual business impact analysis, risk, recovery, application, vendor, site, and plan data so teams can test realistic disruption scenarios and capture lessons learned.
Tour Fusion’s Business Continuity Management Software
See how Fusion brings business impact data, continuity plans, recovery strategies, exercises, dependencies, remediation work, and reporting together in one business continuity management software experience.
Built for Complex Business Continuity Programs
Fusion is designed for organizations where business continuity management spans multiple teams, regions, systems, vendors, and reporting needs.
For Programs Moving Beyond Static Plans
Replace disconnected documents and spreadsheets with live business continuity plans connected to impact, dependencies, ownership, exercises, and recovery actions.
For Organizations With Complex Dependencies
Map relationships across people, processes, places, systems, and third parties so teams can understand downstream impact and prioritize recovery.
For Leaders Who Need Readiness Visibility
Give executives and board stakeholders a clearer view of continuity readiness, open gaps, remediation progress, and recovery priorities.
For Teams Connecting BCM, ITDR, and Resilience
Connect business continuity management with IT disaster recovery, operational resilience, third-party risk management, crisis management, and enterprise risk.
Connect Business Continuity to the Systems Your Teams Use
Fusion helps bring critical continuity data together from across the business, reducing manual updates and giving teams more confidence in the information they use to plan, test, respond, and recover.
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Business Continuity Is the Foundation
Business continuity management is at the foundation of a mature enterprise resilience program, but it cannot operate in isolation. Fusion connects business continuity with operational resilience, IT disaster recovery, third-party risk management, crisis and incident management, and risk management so teams can work from shared dependency data and recovery logic.
That connected approach helps organizations reduce gaps, coordinate faster, and make decisions with better context when disruption occurs.
Trusted by Resilience Leaders
Fusion allows us to create true end-to-end mapping of individual product families and identify risks in key categories such as tech, suppliers, equipment, and more. This is helping us take a cross-functional approach and bring silos of data together in one place to better understand our current gaps and risks and develop mitigation strategies through reporting, dashboards, and workflows.
Alaska USA Federal Credit Union
Alaska USA explains how they leverage Fusion to advance their business continuity program and enable agile response in times of disruption.
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Boston Scientific Corporation tells their story of how they utilize Fusion to score and assess all of their supplier and vendor risks.
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EMC Insurance tells their story of how they are building operational resilience with the help of the Fusion Enterprise Resilience Decision System.
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Business Continuity FAQs
Business continuity is the planning and preparation that helps an organization operate critical business functions during and after disruptive events. It includes the people, processes, technology, facilities, and third-party relationships that must be protected or recovered to keep the organization running.
Learn more: What is business continuity?
Business continuity management software helps organizations manage business impact analyses, continuity plans, recovery strategies, exercises, remediation, and reporting in a centralized system.
Fusion’s business continuity management software connects this work to operational resilience, IT disaster recovery, third-party risk, crisis management, and enterprise risk so teams can make faster, more informed decisions during disruption.
Business continuity addresses the full scope of keeping an organization operational during disruption, including people, processes, facilities, technology, and third parties. IT disaster recovery focuses specifically on restoring technology systems, applications, data, and infrastructure after an outage.
The two disciplines are connected. Business continuity helps define what matters most to the business, while IT disaster recovery helps restore the systems and data that support those priorities.
Learn more: What is IT disaster recovery?
A business continuity plan, or BCP, is a documented strategy that outlines how an organization will maintain critical business functions during and after a disruption. It typically includes risk assessment, business impact analysis, recovery strategies, roles and responsibilities, escalation paths, and testing procedures.
Fusion helps teams keep each BCP aligned with current business impact, dependencies, recovery strategies, roles, and testing results.
Learn more: What is a business continuity plan?
A business continuity plan should include risk assessment, business impact analysis, recovery strategies, response procedures, roles and responsibilities, testing and exercises, and review cycles. The plan should stay current as the business, threat landscape, dependencies, and lessons learned change.
A business impact analysis, or BIA, is the process of determining the criticality of business activities and the resources required to maintain or restore them during and after disruption.
It helps organizations identify which functions are most essential, how long the business can operate without them, and what recovery requirements must be met.
A business impact analysis helps organizations make faster, more data-driven decisions during disruption. Without a current and accurate BIA, recovery prioritization becomes guesswork. With one, teams can focus recovery efforts on the operations that matter most.What is a BCMS?
A Business Continuity Management System, or BCMS, is a framework for establishing, implementing, operating, and continually improving an organization’s business continuity capability. ISO 22301 is the international standard that specifies requirements for a BCMS.
Related page: Standards and regulations
Turn Static Plans into
Live Recovery
See how Fusion helps your organization connect business continuity plans, dependencies, recovery strategies, exercises, and remediation work in one platform.
