Learn ISO 22301 from scratch to continually improve your management system and prevent disruptive incidents
What you'll learn
Definition of business continuity management (BCM) and outlines its distinctive characteristics.
Learn the principles and functions of BCM in the corporate setting.
What a management system is and highlights the different levels of application.
Deep dive into ISO 22301 - Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) and its fundamental roles.
Learn the concepts of the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) paradigm and how the four phases operate in the BCMS.
Discover the three components of organizational context analysis and describes their key activities.
Learn what an organizational BCMS scoping is and how to undertake a scoping activity.
Master generic business continuity oversight structure to support the policy development framework.
Practice the process of developing business continuity objectives.
Get a sample list of objectives and their attributes of measurement.
Learn resource allocation in the context of the BCMS.
Performance appraisal of BCM staff and examines the key approaches to evaluate staff competence.
Principles of communication during an incident and how to develop internal and external communication protocols.
Understand the key characteristics and concepts of a risk assessment and its key approaches.
Find the different levels of validating the organization's business continuity capability
Requirements
A desire to learn the Business Continuity Management ISO 22301
No specific knowledge required
Description
This course is a complete step-by-step guide to Business continuity management (BCM). BCM continues to grow in terms of the importance and value to organizational activities. It is particularly aimed at equipping business continuity practitioners with the knowledge, skills and ammunition to position BCM into a value-added activity of strategic importance within their organizations. By the end of this course you will have an advanced understanding of the BCM key components such as: Context of the Organization, Leadership, Planning, Support, Operation. Security and resilience – Business continuity management systems – Requirements, is a management system standard published by International Organization for Standardization that specifies requirements to plan, establish, implement, operate, monitor, review, maintain and continually improve a documented management system to protect against, reduce the likelihood of occurrence, prepare for, respond to, and recover from disruptive incidents when they arise. It is intended to be applicable to all organizations, or parts thereof, regardless of type, size and nature of the organization.This course is based on ISO 22301. It includes 8 sections:Section 1 provides the readers the perspective of business continuity in the corporate setting. It presents an overview of the BCM lifecycle, which allows seasoned practitioners to revisit the key processes and introduces new entrants to the subject. Section 2 concentrates on the principles of the BCMS and its underlying approach – Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA). The section offers a review into the essential components of the BCMS. This would be particularly useful for organizations that are seeking to develop a systemic and effective BCM. Sections 3 to 8 encapsulate the seven main clauses of ISO 22301, namely, Context of the Organization, Leadership, Planning, Support, Operation. they collectively form the all-encompassing approach of planning, implementing, managing and continually improving the BCMS.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Fundaments of Business Continuity Management
Lecture 2 Background
Lecture 3 What is Business Continuity Management
Lecture 4 The Principles of Business Continuity Management
Lecture 5 Application of Business Continuity Management in Corporate Setting
Lecture 6 Business Continuity Management Lifecycle
Lecture 7 Organizational Business Analysis
Lecture 8 Strategy Selection and Development
Lecture 9 Incident Management Structure and Plans Development
Lecture 10 Exercise, Maintenance and Review
Section 3: Business Continuity Management System
Lecture 11 Background
Lecture 12 What is a Management System
Lecture 13 Levels of Application
Lecture 14 Key Components of Business Continuity Management System
Lecture 15 Documentation
Lecture 16 Plan-Do-Check-Act Paragram
Lecture 17 Business Continuity Management System Lifecycle
Section 4: Context of the Organization
Lecture 18 Background
Lecture 19 Organizational Context Analysis
Lecture 20 Threat and Resilience Assessment
Lecture 21 Organizational BCMS Scoping
Lecture 22 Identify Organizational Functions and Processes
Section 5: Leadership
Lecture 23 Background
Lecture 24 Business Continuity Champion
Lecture 25 Business Continuity Policy
Lecture 26 Business Continuity Policy Content
Section 6: Planning
Lecture 27 Background
Lecture 28 Process Centric Approach
Lecture 29 Business Continuity Objectives
Lecture 30 BCMS Project Management
Lecture 31 BCMS Tasks
Section 7: Support
Lecture 32 Background
Lecture 33 Skills of BCM Professionals
Lecture 34 Business Continuity Awareness and training Programme
Lecture 35 Develop Awareness and Training Materials
Lecture 36 Principles of Communication
Section 8: Operation
Lecture 37 Background
Lecture 38 Characteristics of Business Impact Analysis
Lecture 39 Methods of Information Collection
Lecture 40 Information Analysis
Lecture 41 Characteristics of Risk Assesment
Lecture 42 Strategy Selection and Development
Lecture 43 Establish Business Continuity Capability
Section 9: Performance Evaluation
Lecture 44 Background
Lecture 45 Approaches to Performance Evaluation
Lecture 46 Gap Analysis
Lecture 47 Management Review
Business continuity practitioners,Cyber security professionals,Business continuity managers,Management system auditors,Risk management professionals,Business degree students
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