The client’s resilience lead, a sharp-eyed woman named Priya, asked to see their documented alignment with Clause 6.3— “Communication of resilience policy to all workers.” Arun’s team proudly showed their internal memo.
He closed his laptop and stared at the ceiling.
Arun knew better. BS 65000 wasn’t a light switch manual. It was a dense, 70-page framework on how to anticipate, survive, and adapt to disruptions—from cyberattacks to supply chain collapses. And the legitimate copy cost £264.