Unleashed Business Continuity Management (BCM & ISO 22301)

Unleashed Business Continuity Management (BCM & ISO 22301), available at $44.99, has an average rating of 5, with 26 lectures, based on 26 reviews, and has 137 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand what Business Continuity Management is and its critical role in ensuring organizational resilience. Explore how BCM practices have evolved over the decades to meet the changing needs of organizations. Understand the terminology and frameworks that underpin effective BCM practices. Explore the stages and phases of the BCM lifecycle. BCM Frameworks and Standards. Develop a robust BCM policy and understand the roles and responsibilities in BCM. Risk Assessment and Business Impact Analysis (BIA). Develop effective risk mitigation plans by integrating BIA and risk assessment results. Incident Response and Disaster Recovery Planning. Understand the importance of managing BCM documentation, including document control and maintaining and updating plans. Explore practical applications of BCM in crisis management, supply chain management, and cybersecurity. Continuous Improvement in BCM. and much more This course is ideal for individuals who are Business Continuity Professionals: Individuals responsible for developing and managing BCM programs within their organizations. or Risk Management Professionals: Those involved in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to ensure organizational resilience. or IT and Cybersecurity Managers: Professionals tasked with protecting IT infrastructure and ensuring continuity in the face of cyber threats. or Operations and Facility Managers: Managers responsible for maintaining the operational integrity and functionality of physical assets during disruptions. or Senior Management and Executives: Leaders who need to understand the strategic importance of BCM to support and champion resilience initiatives within their organizations. or Human Resources Managers: HR professionals who play a role in employee preparedness, communication, and recovery strategies. or Supply Chain Managers: Those managing supply chains and seeking to ensure continuity and resilience against disruptions. or Project Managers: Project managers who need to integrate BCM principles into their projects to ensure minimal disruption and quick recovery. or Compliance and Audit Professionals: Individuals tasked with ensuring that BCM practices meet regulatory requirements and organizational standards. or Consultants and Advisors: Professionals who provide BCM advice and services to organizations across various industries. or Anyone Interested in BCM: Individuals looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of BCM to enhance their knowledge and career prospects. It is particularly useful for Business Continuity Professionals: Individuals responsible for developing and managing BCM programs within their organizations. or Risk Management Professionals: Those involved in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to ensure organizational resilience. or IT and Cybersecurity Managers: Professionals tasked with protecting IT infrastructure and ensuring continuity in the face of cyber threats. or Operations and Facility Managers: Managers responsible for maintaining the operational integrity and functionality of physical assets during disruptions. or Senior Management and Executives: Leaders who need to understand the strategic importance of BCM to support and champion resilience initiatives within their organizations. or Human Resources Managers: HR professionals who play a role in employee preparedness, communication, and recovery strategies. or Supply Chain Managers: Those managing supply chains and seeking to ensure continuity and resilience against disruptions. or Project Managers: Project managers who need to integrate BCM principles into their projects to ensure minimal disruption and quick recovery. or Compliance and Audit Professionals: Individuals tasked with ensuring that BCM practices meet regulatory requirements and organizational standards. or Consultants and Advisors: Professionals who provide BCM advice and services to organizations across various industries. or Anyone Interested in BCM: Individuals looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of BCM to enhance their knowledge and career prospects.

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Title: Unleashed Business Continuity Management (BCM & ISO 22301)

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 26

Number of Published Lectures: 26

Number of Curriculum Items: 26

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 26

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

• Understand what Business Continuity Management is and its critical role in ensuring organizational resilience.
• Explore how BCM practices have evolved over the decades to meet the changing needs of organizations.
• Understand the terminology and frameworks that underpin effective BCM practices.
• Explore the stages and phases of the BCM lifecycle.
• BCM Frameworks and Standards.
• Develop a robust BCM policy and understand the roles and responsibilities in BCM.
• Risk Assessment and Business Impact Analysis (BIA).
• Develop effective risk mitigation plans by integrating BIA and risk assessment results.
• Incident Response and Disaster Recovery Planning.
• Understand the importance of managing BCM documentation, including document control and maintaining and updating plans.
• Explore practical applications of BCM in crisis management, supply chain management, and cybersecurity.
• Continuous Improvement in BCM.
• and much more

Who Should Attend

• Business Continuity Professionals: Individuals responsible for developing and managing BCM programs within their organizations.
• Risk Management Professionals: Those involved in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to ensure organizational resilience.
• IT and Cybersecurity Managers: Professionals tasked with protecting IT infrastructure and ensuring continuity in the face of cyber threats.
• Operations and Facility Managers: Managers responsible for maintaining the operational integrity and functionality of physical assets during disruptions.
• Senior Management and Executives: Leaders who need to understand the strategic importance of BCM to support and champion resilience initiatives within their organizations.
• Human Resources Managers: HR professionals who play a role in employee preparedness, communication, and recovery strategies.
• Supply Chain Managers: Those managing supply chains and seeking to ensure continuity and resilience against disruptions.
• Project Managers: Project managers who need to integrate BCM principles into their projects to ensure minimal disruption and quick recovery.
• Compliance and Audit Professionals: Individuals tasked with ensuring that BCM practices meet regulatory requirements and organizational standards.
• Consultants and Advisors: Professionals who provide BCM advice and services to organizations across various industries.
• Anyone Interested in BCM: Individuals looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of BCM to enhance their knowledge and career prospects.

Target Audiences

• Business Continuity Professionals: Individuals responsible for developing and managing BCM programs within their organizations.
• Risk Management Professionals: Those involved in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to ensure organizational resilience.
• IT and Cybersecurity Managers: Professionals tasked with protecting IT infrastructure and ensuring continuity in the face of cyber threats.
• Operations and Facility Managers: Managers responsible for maintaining the operational integrity and functionality of physical assets during disruptions.
• Senior Management and Executives: Leaders who need to understand the strategic importance of BCM to support and champion resilience initiatives within their organizations.
• Human Resources Managers: HR professionals who play a role in employee preparedness, communication, and recovery strategies.
• Supply Chain Managers: Those managing supply chains and seeking to ensure continuity and resilience against disruptions.
• Project Managers: Project managers who need to integrate BCM principles into their projects to ensure minimal disruption and quick recovery.
• Compliance and Audit Professionals: Individuals tasked with ensuring that BCM practices meet regulatory requirements and organizational standards.
• Consultants and Advisors: Professionals who provide BCM advice and services to organizations across various industries.
• Anyone Interested in BCM: Individuals looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of BCM to enhance their knowledge and career prospects.