ISO 22301 Lead Implementer

No two disasters in the world cause equal damage. Between the unpredictability of natural disasters, information security breaches, and incidents of different nature, preparing for such events makes the difference between sustainable organizations and organizations that only work ad-hoc. Mitigating risks, avoiding consequences, and coping with the negative effects of disasters and incidents, while continuing operations requires detailed planning and preparation.

Establishing a BCMS based on ISO 22301 can help organizations progress toward understanding and managing disasters, incidents, and risks. This training course is designed to provide participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to implement a business continuity management system (BCMS) based on the requirements of ISO 22301. By participating in this training course, you will learn the best practices of business continuity management, enabling the establishment of a framework that ensures an organization's continued operational effectiveness during disruptive events.

The ISO 22301 Lead Implementer eLearning training course is intended to help you establish and maintain a business continuity management system (BCMS) based on ISO 22301. This would help an organization in managing disruptions and continue operations effectively during disruptive events.

Upon completing the training course, you are eligible to take the exam. If you pass the exam, you can apply for the "PECB Certified ISO 22301 Lead Implementer" credential. The internationally recognized "PECB Certified ISO 22301 Lead Implementer" certificate demonstrates that you have the professional skills and practical knowledge to implement a BCMS based on the requirements of ISO 22301.

Learning Objectives

Course Agenda

Section 1: Training course objectives and structure

Section 2: Standards and regulatory frameworks

Section 3: Fundamental concepts and principles of business continuity

Section 4: Initiation of the BCMS implementation

Section 5: The organization and its context

Section 6: BCMS scope

Section 7: Leadership and commitment

Section 8: Business continuity policy

Section 9: Risks, opportunities, and business continuity objectives

Section 10: Support for the BCMS

Section 11: Risk assessment

Section 12: Business impact analysis

Section 13: Business continuity strategies and solutions

Section 14: Business continuity plans and procedures

Section 15: Incident response and emergency response

Section 16: Exercise programs

Section 17: Evaluation of business continuity documentation and capabilities

Section 18: Monitoring, measurement, analysis, and evaluation

Section 19: Internal audit

Section 20: Management review

Section 21: Treatment of nonconformities

Section 22: Continual improvement

Section 23: Preparation for the certification audit

Section 24: Closing of the training course

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