Business continuity management (BCM) in data centers

Data centers are part of the digital infrastructure and ensure that digital services are always available. Business continuity management guarantees secure and seamless operation at our six Swiss data centers – for cloud providers and companies in all sectors, including hospitals, public authorities and the Swiss financial center.

What does a certified BCM mean for our customers?

A BCM analyzes all of the potential risks that could disrupt operations. It then evaluates these risks, regulates alternative processes, conducts tests using fault simulations and exercises, and also helps train employees. It requires an overarching business impact analysis (BIA), a risk assessment, and a consistent BCM strategy. Appropriate measures are then developed in order to ensure business continuity.

A good BCM needs to be maintained. That’s why we keep it up to date and obtain recertification through external audits from independent bodies on a regular basis.
 

Green data centers have the following certifications and audit reports:

ISO 22301: Leading standard for business continuity management (BCM)
ISO 27001: Leading standard for information security management systems (ISMS)
ISO 27701: Leading standard for privacy information management systems (PIMS)
ISO 50001: Leading standard for energy management systems (EnMS)
SOC 1 and SOC 2-compliant company
PCI DSS-compliant (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard)
M&O stamp for operational excellence from the Uptime Institute

Learn more about our certifications.

Our data centers are state-of-the-art, secure, sustainable, and certified. When it comes to IT and security, your best bet is to outsource existing in-house solutions to Green.