ISO 22301: 2012 Business Continuity Management System: Requirements

Organizations often damage their reputations and lose customers because they are unable to cope with unexpected disruptions such as natural disasters, severe weather, IT outage, industrial action, crime, political unrest or staff illness. How prepared are you for such challenges? A Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) based on ISO 22301 can provide your organization with an international best-practice framework for identifying potential threats, evaluating their impact, and developing the capability to minimize disruption and continue business should unforeseen events occur.

Course length: 1 day Delivery options: In-class/Public and In-house/In-company

Business Continuity, Risk, Information Security, IT and Operations Managers or Consultants Existing management system practitioners who are new to Business Continuity and the requirements of a BCMS Internal and external management system auditors who are new to Business Continuity and auditing a BCMS People interested in finding out more about a BCMS

Certificate of Attendance

You will learn:

• Identify the key concepts of Business Continuity
• Explain how Business Continuity Management will fit into your organization
• Describe the Plan-Do-Check-Act management systems approach
• Identify the requirements of ISO 22301 and highlight the most critical elements for a successful BCMS

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