Business Continuity Score
One number.
Infinite clarity.
The BCS distills your entire infrastructure into a single 0 to 100 score that helps stakeholders review network resilience. No jargon. No interpretation required.
Six dimensions. Updated daily. History shows the trend. Weights can be tuned per client.
What goes into the score.
Visibility Coverage
94Share of monitored devices that are actually reporting.
Redundancy Readiness
82Share of critical devices that have a redundant path or unit.
Firmware Currency
71Share of devices on current firmware.
Configuration Integrity
88Critical devices with recent configuration backups and no unsaved changes.
Alerting Maturity
76Share of tickets raised by monitoring before a user reported the problem.
Response Discipline
69Share of tickets resolved within SLA.
Score 0 to 100. Weights can be tuned per client. Updated daily, with history to show the trend.
How It Works
From raw data to business intelligence.
Review
Review Visibility Coverage, Redundancy Readiness and Firmware Currency.
Check
Check Configuration Integrity, Alerting Maturity and Response Discipline.
Prioritise
Weights can be tuned per client to reflect the network's priorities.
Follow the trend
BCS is updated daily. History makes changes in resilience visible.
Score Interpretation
What does your BCS mean?
Strong infrastructure resilience.
Areas need attention.
Significant infrastructure risk that should be addressed.
Trended Over Time
Show momentum.
Prove your value.
A single score is useful. Its history shows how resilience changes.
Updated daily
History shows the trend
Six dimensions show where attention is needed
Weights can be tuned per client
Who Uses BCS
One score. Four conversations.
Review all six dimensions and the trend before deciding which risks to address.
Use the dimension breakdown to review reporting coverage, configuration integrity and response discipline.
Use the score alongside executive reports when discussing infrastructure investment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions, clear answers.
Business Continuity Score is a 0 to 100 view of network resilience across Visibility Coverage, Redundancy Readiness, Firmware Currency, Configuration Integrity, Alerting Maturity and Response Discipline. Updated daily, with history to show the trend. Weights can be tuned per client.
BCS is updated daily. Its history makes the trend visible.
80 to 100 indicates strong resilience. 60 to 80 needs attention. Below 60 indicates significant risk.
Yes. Weights can be tuned per client.
The six-dimension view shows visibility, redundancy, firmware, configuration integrity, alerting maturity and response discipline.
What's your network's
BCS score?
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