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More than ever, business continuity is a major preoccupation for organizations, generally embodied in Business Continuity Plans (BCPs), essential tools for preventing and containing disasters, and for taking action when they do occur, via Disaster Recovery Plans (DRPs). Most BCP managers recognize that choices have been made in the past, without any updating, and sometimes without any real consultation with the organization's various managers. It therefore seems necessary that BCPs be drawn up and updated in a way that is adapted to contextualized situations and the resulting continuity objectives. This is the aim of ISO 22301, which describes the Management Business Continuity System (or BCS) through organizational governance, monitoring and continuous improvement, with the aim of preparing, providing and maintaining the means of control and capabilities to manage an organization's overall ability to continue operating during disruptions.
Objectives
This training course will enable participants to learn about best practices in business continuity at the level of business organizations and their IT departments, to build BCPs and DRPs, and to understand and apply the ISO 22301 reference framework, its processes and requirements.
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Validation of knowledge: MCQ Assessment of satisfaction
Module 1: Introduction
- Business continuity fundamentals
Module 2: The Business Continuity Plan (BCP)
- Identifying the various BCP components
- Typical structure
Module 3: Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)
- Building DRPs from BCPs
- Typical structure
Module 4: The SMCA according to ISO 22301 - Main sections
- Scope and context of application
- Management's role
- Definition of organizational objectives
- Skills and communication
- How it works
- Steering and performance
- Continuous improvement
Module 5: BIA (Business Impact Analysis)
- Taking account of the business context
- Critical activities and tolerable downtime
Module 6: Risk management
- Presentation of risks in accordance with ISO31000
- Risk management processes in practice
