What
You’ll Learn
You’ll Learn
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of business continuity management (BCM) principles.
- Learn about the structure
- requirements
- and key clauses of the ISO 22301 standard
- including its scope
- principles
- and framework for establishing a BCMS.
- Develop the skills necessary to plan
- implement
- and integrate a business continuity management system based on the ISO 22301 standard.
- Understand the process of conducting risk assessments and business impact analyses to identify potential threats
- vulnerabilities
- and impacts on business.
- Learn how to develop business continuity strategies and solutions to mitigate risks
- minimize disruptions
- and ensure the timely recovery.
- Develop the skills to create comprehensive business continuity plans
- procedures
- and protocols.
- Understand the principles and best practices for incident response and management during a disruptive incident
- including communication strategies.
- Gain insights into the requirements for achieving compliance with the ISO 22301 standard and obtaining certification for the BCMS.
- Explore the concept of organizational resilience and its relationship to business continuity management.
Requirements
- General knowledge about Business & Passion!
- Basics of Microsoft Excel
Description
What is ISO 22301?
Implementing ISO 22301 also enhances stakeholder confidence, as customers, partners, and investors see a commitment to risk management and reliability. Certification to the standard demonstrates that an organization has a robust continuity plan in place, reducing uncertainty in times of crisis. Additionally, the continuous improvement cycle embedded in ISO 22301 ensures that business continuity plans evolve with emerging threats and changing business environments. In a world where disruptions are increasingly frequent and complex, ISO 22301 serves as a strategic tool for businesses seeking long-term sustainability and operational security.
ISO 22301 is the international standard for Business Continuity Management Systems (BCMS). It provides a framework for organizations to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disruptions that could impact their operations. This standard helps businesses identify potential risks, implement proactive measures to mitigate them, and ensure continuity in delivering products and services. By adopting ISO 22301, organizations can minimize downtime, protect their reputation, and maintain compliance with
regulatory requirements, which is especially crucial for industries like finance, healthcare, and IT services.
Business continuity, as outlined in ISO 22301, focuses on maintaining essential business functions during and after unexpected events, such as cyberattacks, natural disasters, or supply chain failures. The standard requires organizations to conduct risk assessments, develop continuity plans, and test their effectiveness regularly. A key component of ISO 22301 is the Business Impact Analysis (BIA), which helps identify critical processes and the resources needed to sustain them. By establishing a well-structured BCMS, companies can improve resilience and ensure a swift recovery with minimal operational disruption.
ISO 22301 defines business continuity management as a part of overall risk management in a company, partially overlapping with information security management and IT management. Implementation and certification are useful to prove your company’s compliance to your partners, owners, and other stakeholders. ISO 22301 also helps you get new customers, by making it easier to demonstrate that you are among the best in the industry.
This course covers below topics:
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Definition of ISO 22301
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ISO 22301 and regulations & compliance
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The benefits of the standard
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Consequences of neglecting ISO 22301
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Who is ISO 22301 for?
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Practical implementation of ISO 22301
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Business impact analysis
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ISO 22301 CERTIFICATION
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Many more interesting points
Who this course is for:
- Business Analyst
- Risk managers
- Business students
- Accountants
- Finance Professionals
- Quality Control Managers
- Internal Control Professionals
- Lead Auditors
- Business Continuity Managers
- Entrepreneurs