How to Use ISO 22301 to Write a Business Continuity Plan for NIS2 and DORA

Understand where to begin and how to complete a business continuity plan per ISO 22301.

  1. Date & Time

    3 December 2025 | 17:00 CET

  2. Language

    English

  3. Duration

    1 Hour

  4. Format

    Live webinar

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Wednesday – December 3, 2025

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5:00 PM (17:00) Brussels time

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Overview

Webinar designed for professionals in charge of DORA and NIS2 compliance. The webinar explains the basics of business continuity planning according to ISO 22301, including the necessary inputs and how to structure them, and provides tips on how to apply them for EU cybersecurity and resilience regulations.

Presented by:

Dejan Kosutic

CEO & Lead Expert for ISO 27001, NIS 2, and DORA

  1. Register for this webinar to learn:

    • NIS2 and DORA requirements for business continuity plans
    • ISO 22301 requirements for business continuity planning
    • The elements of business continuity plans, incident response plans, and recovery plans
    • The roles in developing business continuity plans
    • The structure of incident response plans and how to develop them
    • The structure of recovery plans and how to develop them
    • How to fit those elements into DORA and NIS2

About Presenter

Dejan Kosutic

CEO & Lead Expert for ISO 27001, NIS 2, and DORA

Leading expert on cybersecurity & information security and the author of several books, articles, webinars, and courses. As a premier expert, Dejan founded Advisera to help small and medium businesses obtain the resources they need to become compliant with EU regulations and ISO standards. He believes that making complex frameworks easy to understand and simple to use creates a competitive advantage for Advisera's clients, and that AI technology is crucial for achieving this.

As an ISO 27001, NIS 2, and DORA expert, Dejan helps companies find the best path to compliance by eliminating overhead and adapting the implementation to their size and industry specifics.