Bundle - Three Steps to Security Management + Business Continuity + Risk Management

Leadership means responsibility, and that in turn means ensuring the security of a company. This includes the forward-looking assessment of risks as well as specific measures to safeguard the company and the development of resilient structures. With the three books in this package, DIN Media presents valuable tools for the practical implementation of security-related standards in small and medium-sized companies. The books contain the three steps of planning, implementation and testing for the following three areas:

• Security management
  Based on DIN ISO 28000 “Security and resilience - Security management systems - Requirements” the specific implementation of this management system standard is explained.
   
• Maintaining operational capability
  In line with the requirements of ISO 22301, the book provides guidelines for implementing a management system.
   
• Risk management
  This book presents the establishment and application of a risk management loop as required by DIN ISO 31000.
   

Security for your company across the board

"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure", as the saying goes, and true to this motto, DIN Media's three books provide entrepreneurs with everything they need to systematically protect their business from damage in advance and to steer it safely through a crisis. The three books included in this package offer:

• Three steps for managing corporate security
  The book gives detail to the contents of DIN ISO 28000, which describes the risks and their prevention along the entire supply chain. It names the steps to be taken during planning, implementation and subsequent testing and improvement. In addition to an illustrative case study, it also contains information on accompanying standards and conformity assessments in accordance with ISO 28000.
   
• Three steps to maintaining operational capability
  DIN EN ISO 22301 shows how companies can use a business continuity management system (BCMS) to prevent damage and act efficiently and effectively, especially in the event of damage. This book goes into the contents of the standard in greater depth and provides information on setting up and operating a BCMS.
   
• Three steps to effective and efficient risk management according to DIN ISO 31000
  Risk management systems in accordance with DIN ISO 31000 not only offer security, but also avoid liability claims. The book describes how a risk management loop works, how it is set up and used, and also looks at the interactions with other management systems.

Indices, illustrations and overviews, clear language and good structure make this package a treasure trove of knowledge that is both comprehensive and in-depth and easily accessible.

Included in this book:

Three steps for managing corporate security:

• Foreword
• Introduction
• Three steps - the concept, scope and aim of this publication
• Step 1: Plan
  • Organization context
  • Leadership
  • Planning
• Support
• Step 2: Do
  • Operation
• Step 3: Check and Act
  • Evaluation of performance
  • Improvement
• Expansion of security management:
• Security in the supply chain
• Additional recommendations in other standards
• Conclusion

Three steps to maintaining operational capability:

• Index of abbreviations
• Foreword
• Introduction
• Step 1: Plan
  • Organization context
  • Leadership
  • Planning
  • Support
• Step 2: Do
  • Operation
• Step 3: Check and Act
• Assessing the performance of the BCMS
• Improvement

Three steps to effective and efficient risk management according to DIN ISO 31000:

• Index of abbreviations
• Foreword
• Introduction
• Establishing a framework
• Set up the process
• Implementation and application of the RM loop
• Annex
• Documents and bibliography
• About the authors
• Acknowledgments
• Index

This book is for:
SME management, entrepreneurs, company management, line management, controlling, QM, management and risk officers, general contractors responsible for security, management consultancies, people interested in corporate governance