CBCI Certification Training Course Overview

Prerequisites for CBCI Certification Training Course

To ensure you can successfully undertake the CBCI Certification Training Course, we recommend that learners have the following minimum prerequisites:

• Basic understanding of business continuity concepts.
• Some practical experience or exposure to business continuity or a related field.
• General knowledge of business operations and risk management.
• Proficiency in English, as the course and examination are conducted in English.

These prerequisites are designed to ensure you have the foundational knowledge required to gain the most from the training and succeed in the CBCI examination.

Target Audience for CBCI Certification Training

The CBCI Certification Training Program offers comprehensive knowledge in business continuity practices, ideal for professionals seeking formal training and certification to enhance their expertise in maintaining organizational resilience.

• Business Continuity Managers
• Risk Managers
• IT Managers
• Disaster Recovery Specialists
• Compliance Officers
• Internal Auditors
• Emergency Planners
• Security Professionals
• Operations Managers
• Project Managers
• Consultants in Business Continuity and Risk Management
• Aspiring Business Continuity Professionals
• Professionals looking to gain membership in the Business Continuity Institute (BCI)
• Individuals aiming to achieve BCI certification for career advancement

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this CBCI Certification Training?

CBCI Certification Training Learning Objectives and Outcomes

The CBCI Certification Training course equips professionals with the knowledge and practical insights needed to establish and maintain a robust Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) based on the BCI Good Practice Guidelines (GPG) Edition 7.0, and prepares them for the CBCI examination.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand and Establish a BCMS

  • Grasp the fundamental principles of establishing a Business Continuity Management System.
  • Define the scope and establish the BC policy and governance framework.

• Embracing Business Continuity Culture

  • Comprehend and cultivate a business continuity culture within the organization.
  • Learn techniques for measuring and improving the organization’s BC culture.

• Conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

  • Conduct thorough Business Impact Analyses to evaluate impacts and determine MTPD (Maximum Tolerable Period of Disruption) and RTO (Recovery Time Objectives).
  • Understand roles, responsibilities, and methods involved in BIA.

• Designing and Selecting Solutions

  • Explore strategies and resource considerations for resuming business operations.
  • Mitigate risks and address single points of failure through effective solutions design.

• **Implementing and Enabling