Asset Protection
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Implementing a BCM System using BS 25999
You need this course if …
» you are required to perform a role relating to implementing
a BCMS
» you are an experienced business continuity practitioner looking
for training to assist you in implementing a BCMS in line with
BS 25999
You will learn …
» to identify and apply the key requirements for a BCMS
» how to establish a programme of work to implement a BCMS
» to plan and prepare to complete the activities of a BCMS
including business impact analysis and risk assessment
» how to develop a business continuity strategy and embed BCM
in organisational culture
» what is needed to produce a fully documented BCMS and how
to prepare for BCMS certification

You will need …
» a fundamental understanding of BS 25999 or, although not
essential, have attended our BS 25999 Appreciation
and Interpretation course
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Cost per delegate (exc VAT)
£1,200
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This course runs throughout the year.
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