Business Continuity & Resiliency Management

At the conclusion of this course, participants should:
• have a solid understanding of the Business Continuity Management lifecycle
• have the tools and knowledge required to conduct a Business Impact Analysis and Risk Assessment for their organization
• be able to guide their business unit personnel through the development of practical and effective business recovery plans
• be able to create an effective Incident Management structure within their organization, including Emergency Response and Crisis Management
• know how to keep their plans current and viable
• know how to plan and coordinate effective tests and exercises
• understand the role of CyberSecurity protocols and incident response
• successfully sit the certification exam for the Business Continuity Management Planner (BCMP) designation

This course is designed for new or experienced individuals in business continuity management, consultants and auditors wishing to learn about BCM, executives, managers, business continuity planners, engineers, IT staff, and business unit managers who are involved in developing or managing business continuity planning functions.

It is also highly useful for records managers, administrative heads and others responsible for the effective administration of any size of organization. This course provides an intensive, hands-on workshop covering all major aspects of the Business Continuity Management systems lifecycle for corporations and government organizations.

The course also enables participants to successfully sit the certification exam for the Business Continuity Management Planner (BCMP) designation. The NIBCM waives the 2 years' BCM experience requirement for anyone taking this course.

This course is fully accredited by National Institute for Business Continuity Management.

This workshop provides practical tools and techniques for creating and maintaining a Business Continuity Management Plan, and a comprehensive overview and understanding of BCM, its principles, and methodologies, and best practices with a special focus on ISO 22301, the International Standard for BCM and the Plan-Do-Check-Act management cycle.

The course also enables participants to successfully sit the certification exam for the Business Continuity Management Planner (BCMP) designation. The NIBCM waives the 2 years' BCM experience requirement for anyone taking this course.