Legal notice and privacy

Publisher

Continuity & Resilience — continuity-resilience.com. The publisher’s full details, legal form, registration and publication director are to be completed before the site goes into public service.

Hosting

The site is hosted within the European Union. Application data is stored on Convex infrastructure, region eu-west-1.

Intellectual property and normative references

The texts published on this site are original editorial summaries. They do not reproduce the text of the standards, regulations or good practice corpora they refer to. ISO, IEC, the Business Continuity Institute, DRI International, NIST, the Basel Committee, the European Banking Authority and the European Union remain the rights holders of their respective publications, which must be obtained from them. Standard codes are cited for identification purposes.

Certifications

Certifications issued by Continuity & Resilience are its own. They constitute neither a management system certification within the meaning of ISO/IEC 17021 nor a professional certification issued by the BCI or DRI International, and do not substitute for them.

Personal data

The data collected is what is needed to create an account, track learning progress, issue certificates and invoice: email address, name, job title, organisation, country, progress and exam results. It is neither sold, transferred, nor used for advertising. No advertising trackers are set.

Your rights

Under Regulation (EU) 2016/679 you have rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection and portability over your data. Deleting an account deletes the associated progress data; issued certificates remain verifiable by their code, with no personal data beyond the holder’s name.

Cookies and local storage

The site uses local storage to remember the chosen theme and the authentication session. No third-party analytics or advertising cookies are used.

Limitation of liability

The content is provided for training and decision support. It constitutes neither legal advice nor a guarantee of conformity with any standard or regulation. Applying the methods presented is each organisation’s responsibility.