In this article, we will explore the topic of ISO 22300 in depth, addressing its different aspects from a broad and detailed perspective. Over the next few lines, we will analyze in depth the importance and relevance of ISO 22300 today, as well as its possible impacts in different areas of daily life. To do this, we will examine different points of view, studies and opinions of experts on the subject, with the aim of offering the reader a complete and enriching vision about ISO 22300. Throughout this journey, we will immerse ourselves in both its history and its current events, trying to understand its evolution over time and its influence on society.
ISO 22300:2021, Security and resilience – Vocabulary, is an international standard developed by ISO/TC 292 Security and resilience. This document defines terms used in security and resilience standards and includes 360 terms and definitions.[1][2][3] This edition was published in the beginning of 2021 and replaces the second edition from 2018.[4][5]
Scope and contents
ISO 22300:2018 contains definitions for the following terms:[6]
activity
affected area
after-action report
alert
all clear
all-hazards
alternate worksite
appropriate law enforcement and other government officials
area at risk
asset
attack
attribute data management system, ADMS
audit
auditor
authentic material good
authentication
authentication element
authentication function
authentication solution
authentication tool
authoritative source
authorized economic operator
automated interpretation
business continuity
business continuity management
business continuity management system, BCMS
business continuity plan
business continuity programme
business impact analysis
business partner
capacity
cargo transport unit
certified client
civil protection
client
closed-circuit television system, CCTV system
colour blindness
colour-code
command and control
command and control system
communication and consultation
community
community-based warning system
competence
conformity
consequence
contingency
continual improvement
conveyance
cooperation
coordination
correction
corrective action
counterfeit, verb
counterfeit good
countermeasure
covert authentication element
crisis
crisis management
crisis management team
critical control point, CCP
critical customer
critical product or service
critical supplier
criticality analysis
custodian copy
custody
disaster
disruption
document
documented information
downstream
drill
dynamic metadata
effectiveness
emergency
emergency management
entity
evacuation
evaluation
event
exercise
exercise annual plan
exercise coordinator
exercise programme
exercise programme manager
exercise project team
exercise safety officer
facility
false acceptance rate
false rejection rate
forensic
forensic analysis
full-scale exercise
functional exercise
geo-location
goods
hazard
hazard monitoring function
hue
human interpretation
human rights risk analysis, HRRA
identification
identifier
identity
impact
impact analysis
impartiality
improvisation
incident
incident command
incident management system
incident preparedness
incident response
information
infrastructure
inherently dangerous property
inject
inspector
inspector access history
integrated authentication element
integrity
interested party
internal attack
internal audit
international supply chain
interoperability
intrinsic authentication element
invocation
key performance indicator, KPI
less-lethal force
likelihood
logical structure
management
management plan
management system
management system consultancy and/or associated risk assessment