Platform · Business Continuity
Continuity, attached to the asset.
RTO, RPO, business impact analysis, and recovery procedures on every asset. Plans inherit the asset's criticality, dependencies, and data classification, so continuity is part of the record rather than a separate tool.
Why it matters
BCP fails when the plans live somewhere different from the assets they protect.
Most business continuity tools model plans against business processes and physical locations, then ask you to relate those plans to assets stored somewhere else. By the time an incident hits, the asset has moved, the owner has changed, the dependency count is off, and the plan is several quarters stale.
Alvor inverts the model. Continuity is a tab on the asset record. The plan inherits the asset's criticality, its upstream and downstream dependency counts, its components, and its data classification. RTO and RPO are set with that context, not in a spreadsheet two layers removed from the inventory.
ISO 27001:2022 Annex A 5.30, NIST CSF Recover, SOC 2 A1.2, and the asset-level portions of ISO 22301 are evidenced from the same record that proves the asset exists. Audits open and close in one place.
On every asset
One asset. One plan. Four targets you can hold to.
RTO, RPO, maximum tolerable downtime, and a procedure count. Plus BIA, responsible team, and review cadence, all on the asset.
app.example.com · Business Continuity Plan
DraftHigh priorityDisaster recovery planning and resilience management
4h
RTO
1h
RPO
6h
Max Downtime
3
Procedures
Cyber
July 31, 2026
Capabilities
The full BCP record, on the asset.
Plan, targets, BIA, procedures, owners, review cadence, and compliance mapping, all in one place.
RTO and RPO per asset
First-class fields on every plan, expressed in hours, with the asset's criticality and dependencies in scope.
Business impact analysis
BIA attached to the asset record, reusing dependency counts, components, and data classification rather than redocumenting them.
Recovery procedures and runbooks
Procedures live with the plan, count and complete-state surfaced on the asset, with assigned owners.
Plan health and lifecycle
Every plan carries a health score, Draft / Active state, priority tag, and review cadence. Stale plans surface automatically.
Compliance-mapped
Evidence ISO 27001 A.5.30, NIST CSF Recover, SOC 2 A1.2, and ISO 22301 asset-level requirements directly from the plan record.
Activation workflow
Move a plan into an active state during incidents, run the procedures, capture lessons, update health on close-out.
Where it fits
One record. Continuity, risk, compliance, all reading from it.
Questions
On asset-attached
business continuity.
Yes. Every asset in Alvor has a Continuity tab where you define an asset-level Business Continuity Plan: RTO (Recovery Time Objective), RPO (Recovery Point Objective), maximum tolerable downtime, business impact analysis, recovery procedures, responsible team, and review cadence. Plans carry a health score, a state (Draft or Active), and a priority tag.
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