ASSET PROTECTION TRAINING
Implementing a BCM System
using BS 25999
£
You need this course if… You will need…
you are required to perform a role relating to implementing a BCMS a fundamental understanding of BS 25999 or , although not essential,
you ar e an experienced business continuity practitioner looking for
have attended our BS 25999 Appreciation and Interpretation course
training to assist you in implementing a BCMS in line with BS 25999 to be familiar with the critical operational activities that underpin the
delivery of services and products provided by your organisation
You will learn…
to have a basic understanding of management system frameworks
to identify and apply the key requirements for a BCMS
how to establish a programme of work to implement a BCMS
Your future development...
to plan and pr epare to complete the activities of a BCMS including
Maintaining and Improving a BCM System using BS 25999
business impact analysis and risk assessment See our Business Improvement courses
how to develop a business continuity strategy and embed BCM in
organisational culture
what is needed to pr oduce a fully documented BCMS and how to
Course Length... Cost per delegate
prepare for BCMS certification

(exc. VAT)
Three days £1,200
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