The second edition is a draft
An FDIS cannot be cited as the applicable standard and cannot be certified against. If a contract cites the second edition today, the citation is premature. What the record shows.
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ISO 22316:2017 is the published resilience guidance. Its second edition, ISO/FDIS 22316, is registered for formal approval, so the edition you cite and the evidence you keep both need a date. This site states every clause in plain words, shows the evidence a reviewer asks for, and separates the recorded dates from the estimate.
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ISO record, read 20 October 2026
ISO/FDIS 22316
FDIS registered- Title
- Security and resilience, Organizational resilience, Guidelines
- Edition
- Edition 2, replacing the 2017 edition
- Committee
- ISO/TC 292, Security and resilience
- Stage
- 50.00, 6 July 2026
- In force today
- ISO 22316:2017
- Planning date
- 15 February 2027, an estimate
- 4Principles and coordinated approach
- 5The nine resilience attributes
- 6Evaluation, monitoring and reporting
- ATwenty management disciplines
The FDIS text is not public. The clause record follows the 2017 edition in force. Read the record.
Know what applies, what to keep, and when it changes.
Most teams can describe their continuity plan and cannot produce the resilience record the standard asks for. The register turns each clause into the evidence a reviewer will request, so the answer is ready before the question.
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01 / DRAFT
02 / IN FORCE
The 2017 edition still applies
ISO 22316:2017 is the published edition in force. Its nine attributes and evaluation approach are the place to start; the 37-page FDIS may add or change guidance, and this site does not claim to see that change. The clause register.
03 / DATE
The date is an estimate
No publication date is recorded. The planning date used here is 15 February 2027, 120 days from 18 October 2026, labelled an estimate. ISO has not committed to it. The dated timeline.
Each page states the guidance in our words, why it matters, the evidence a reviewer asks for, the common failures and what to do before the second edition lands. Start with clause 1 if the scope is unclear. Start with clause 5 if the record is the gap.
| Clause | Record | The answer in one line |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Scope | ISO 22316 is guidance for enhancing organizational resilience in any organization, of any size or type, at any point in its life. It is not sector specific, it does not require a uniform approach, and it does not certify anything. |
| 2 | Normative references | The only normative reference is ISO 22300, the terminology standard. The 2017 edition does not make any other document mandatory, and it does not incorporate a management system standard by reference. |
| 3 | Terms and definitions | Five terms carry the argument: management, interested party, organizational culture, organizational resilience and values. The definitions are short, and each one narrows what the rest of the guidance is about. |
| 4.1 | General | Seven principles provide the foundation for a resilience framework: a shared vision and purpose, an up-to-date understanding of context, the ability to absorb and adapt, good governance and management, diversity of skills and experience, coordination across disciplines, and effective risk management. |
| 4.2 | Coordinated approach | The organization should build a coordinated approach with seven elements: a mandate from leaders and top management, adequate resources, governance structures for coordination, investment decisions suited to context, systems that support implementation, arrangements to evaluate and enhance resilience, and effective communication. |
| 5.1 | General | An organization that adopts the principles will show nine attributes, from a shared vision to the ability to anticipate and manage change. Which attributes matter most, and how much evidence is enough, depends on the organization's context and objectives. |
| 5.2 | Shared vision and clarity of purpose | Resilience is strengthened when purpose, vision and values are clearly articulated and understood, so that decisions at every level can be made with the same direction in mind. |
| 5.3 | Understanding and influencing context | Resilience depends on a current understanding of the internal and external environment, including the relationships and dependencies that affect the organization's ability to deliver its purpose. |
| 5.4 | Effective and empowered leadership | Resilience is strengthened when leaders grow other leaders and let them act in many situations, including uncertainty and disruption. |
| 5.5 | A culture supportive of organizational resilience | A culture that supports resilience shows common convictions, guiding beliefs, a constructive outlook and conduct. The organization should determine its culture, identify the values and behaviour that strengthen resilience, engage people, foster innovation, empower people to raise threats and opportunities, and monitor the culture for change. |
Open the full register or check where your programme is weakest.
The check asks which edition you cite, how the programme is governed, and how far each of the nine attributes has got. It returns the transition exposure, the weakest attribute and three actions. It runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere.
It never returns a compliance verdict. It returns a reading of your answers and names the missing one when the position is incomplete. The clause behind each question is printed on the page.
What it will not do
No score, no certificate
It will not audit the organization, score maturity out of 100, or tell you that you conform. It will tell you which clause to open next and what evidence that clause expects.
The paid kit carries the full register, the evidence list and the dated plan.
| Date | What it is | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-03 | ISO 22316:2017, Edition 1, published | Recorded | ISO page 50053 |
| 2026-07-06 | Stage 50.00, FDIS registered for formal approval | Recorded | ISO page 86493 |
| 15 February 2027 | Planning date for ISO publication | Estimate, not an ISO commitment | This record, from stage 50.00 |
The FDIS ballot close and the publication date are not recorded. A blank is not a prediction.
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- 21 clause records and 20 discipline notes
- 174 evidence lines, each tied to a clause
- 123 common failure lines with the fix
- A dated plan to the planning date, editable
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Does ISO 22316 apply to my organization?
It is written for any organization, of any size or type, in any sector, at any point in its life. It is guidance rather than a certifiable requirement set. Run the free transition check to see where your programme stands.
Is the second edition published yet?
No. ISO records ISO/FDIS 22316 at stage 50.00, FDIS registered for formal approval, on 6 July 2026. The FDIS is a draft and cannot be cited as the applicable standard. The planning date of 15 February 2027 is an estimate, not an ISO commitment.
What is in force today?
ISO 22316:2017, Security and resilience, Organizational resilience, Principles and attributes. It remains the published edition until the second edition is published. The register on this site covers it clause by clause.
What changes in the second edition?
The public record shows the title change to Guidelines, a second edition, ISO/TC 292 and stage 50.00. The FDIS text is not public, so this site does not claim a clause-level change. When the text or the published edition is available, the record is refreshed and the watch sends the diff.
What does the USD 799 kit contain?
The full 21 clause and 20 discipline register, 174 evidence lines and a dated plan in PDF, CSV and XLSX, with an owner and a due date on every line. The labelled specimen shows the shape before you buy. The change watch is USD 49 a month.
Is this legal advice or a certification?
No. It is a reference and a working register. ISO 22316 is guidance and has no certification scheme. Conformance is a claim the organization makes, and it does not replace legal, regulatory or contractual obligations.
THE RULES THIS IS BUILT FROM
Read from the real rules, not invented
Every clause answer on this site points to the official clause behind it, so you can check any line yourself. The register holds 41 records, 174 evidence lines and 123 common failure lines. The revision dates come from the ISO record, one national member body record and one reseller record. The clause substance comes from ISO 22316:2017, the published edition in force.
21 CLAUSE RECORDS
One page per clause
The guidance in our words, the evidence a reviewer asks for, the common gaps and what to do before the second edition lands.
Open the register20 DISCIPLINES
Annex A, clearly labelled
Annex A is informative and names twenty management disciplines. Each page says so, because a finding cannot rest on guidance alone.
Open the annexONE STAGE RECORD
No invented date
Stage 50.00 is recorded on 6 July 2026. The planning date is an estimate and is labelled wherever it appears.
Read the recordThe FDIS text is not public and is not reproduced. The clause record covers the 2017 edition. No clause-level change in the FDIS is claimed. Where the public record is silent, the page says so.