ISO/TS 22317 Introduction Course Overview

To ensure that participants can successfully engage with the ISO/TS 22317 Introduction course on business impact analysis (BIA) process, the following minimum prerequisites are recommended:

• Basic understanding of business continuity concepts and terminology.
• Familiarity with organizational operations and processes.
• Interest in or responsibility for business continuity management within an organization.

Please note, while prior experience in business continuity or risk management may be helpful, it is not strictly necessary to begin this introductory course. The curriculum is designed to provide foundational knowledge and understanding of the BIA process as it pertains to ISO standards.

Target Audience for ISO/TS 22317 Introduction

1. The ISO/TS 22317 Introduction course offers a comprehensive understanding of the business impact analysis process for professionals involved in organizational resilience.

   
   

2. Target Audience:

   
   

• Business Continuity Managers
• Risk Management Professionals
• IT Disaster Recovery Planners
• Emergency Response Coordinators
• Operational Risk Consultants
• Organizational Resilience Managers
• Compliance Officers
• ISO Auditors and Implementers
• Corporate Governance Professionals
• Security Professionals
• Quality Assurance Managers

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this ISO/TS 22317 Introduction?

Introduction to the ISO/TS 22317 Introduction Course's Learning Outcomes and Concepts

This introductory course offers an in-depth understanding of Business Impact Analysis (BIA) aligned with ISO/TS 22317 standards, providing foundational knowledge essential for effective business continuity management.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Understand the purpose and benefits of a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) in the context of business continuity management.
• Gain knowledge of the ISO/TS 22317 standard and its application in establishing a BIA process.
• Learn the key terms, definitions, and principles of Business Impact Analysis.
• Identify the critical components and activities of a BIA according to ISO/TS 22317.
• Explore the relationship between BIA, risk assessment, and business continuity planning.
• Understand the roles and responsibilities in conducting a BIA within an organization.
• Acquire the skills to gather relevant information and data to support BIA activities.
• Learn to analyze and evaluate the potential impact of disruptions on organizational activities.
• Develop the ability to prioritize activities and resources based on the BIA outcomes.
• Prepare to effectively communicate BIA findings to stakeholders and contribute to the organization's resilience.