Course description
The Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) course is one of the world’s most widely recognized business continuity certification programs. CBCPs have sound skills and knowledge about business continuity and disaster recovery. These experts work in business as leaders with excellent administrative and management skills.
Why is business continuity important?
Business continuity is the ability of an entity to maintain vital functions before and after a disaster. Business continuity planning incorporates risk management procedures and processes that help avoid interruptions to essential business services while re-establishing full business functions quickly following an emergency. Business continuity is essential because it helps keep vital business functions up and running before and after a disaster with as little downtime as possible. A business continuity program considers unpredictable circumstances like disease outbreaks, fire outbreaks, natural disasters, cyberattacks, and other threats. It also helps businesses identify key functions for business performance to help allocate resources accordingly. It keeps the business running with minimum interferences during a crisis and helps keep the organization’s resiliency.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
Who should attend?
The following personnel should attend the Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) Training Course by Rcademy:
- Crisis managers:tasked with recognizing risks and developing proactive procedures to manage and avert them
- Finance managers:responsible for managing the financial activities of a company, offering advice on investment plans, and providing financial reports
- Finance analysts:charged with monitoring a firm’s financial operations, evaluating business performances and market situations to generate forecasts
- HR experts:tasked with overseeing the human resource activities of a company, preparing benefits, and compensation packages
- Business analysts:tasked with carrying out market analyses, evaluating product lines, and the general profitability of a business
- Risk managers:charged with evaluating and reviewing risk management strategies and protocols of a business, offering recommendations, and executing improvements
- Asset managers:responsible for managing, trading, and investing assets like bonds, stocks, commodities, and capitals
- Accountants:tasked with accounting functions such as account analysis, auditing, or financial statement analysis
- Operations directors:charged with supervising operational activities of a business enterprise, hiring and monitoring quality assurance programs
- Supply chain managers:responsible for each phase of a business’s supply chain ranging from raw material purchase to production
- IT experts:charged with setting up, overseeing, and performing troubleshooting functions for businesses
- Every other personinterested in learning about business continuity planning
Outcome / Qualification etc.
The Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) Training Course by Rcademy develops participants’ knowledge and understanding of business continuity. Participants will learn the following objectives:
- Gain practical insight into business continuity plan development and how to implement it
- Understand the vital concepts and principles utilized in business continuity planning
- Learn the methodologies and terms used for resiliency and professional practices
- Prepare participants for the business continuity certification examinations
- Recognize the framework for boosting business productivity
- Learn about business evaluation skills and risk assessment
- Understand the roles and responsibilities of a business continuity planner and manager
- Understand how to design an efficient business continuity/disaster recovery plan
- Recognize and explain trends in the business continuity industry
Training Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to Business Continuity
- Introduction
- The importance of business continuity
- Risk management
- Identifying critical processes and functions
- Recovery methodologies
- Risk awareness
- Types of business continuity strategies
- Design a business framework that supports a business continuity program
Module 2: Impact Analysis
- Identifying business functions
- Evaluating resources needed to support a business impact analysis
- RTOs
- Types of business emergencies
- Filling the gap between a business’s requirement and capacity to deliver the requirements
- Establishing governance
- Designating roles and responsibilities
Module 3: Crisis Communications
- Developing a crisis communication plan
- Risk determinants
- Elements of a crisis communication plan
- The nature of the crisis
- Interested parties
- Communicating with internal and external stakeholders
- Creating a crisis communication message
Module 4: Business Continuity Planning
- Operational risk management
- Business planning model
- Marketing protection
- Business continuity planning strategies
- Disaster recovery planning and functional components
- Multilateral continuity planning
- Risk control and evaluation
Module 5: Developing a Response Structure
- Tactical plans
- Resources and procedures for managing incidents
- Operational plans
- Designing and managing plans
- The response structures
- Strategic plans
Module 6: The Recovery Team
- Emergency operations and response
- The strategies for funding recovery
- Selecting members for the recovery team
- Business continuity testing
- Business continuity auditing
- Written and verbal skills
- Coping with persons during recovery
Module 7: Business Continuity Strategies
- Mitigation strategy
- Recovery strategy
- Crisis response strategy
- Selecting cost-effective strategies
- Advantages and disadvantages of each strategy
- Cost estimate of each strategy
Module 8: Other Forms of Business Continuity
- Business continuity for telecommunications
- Strategies for communications and IT
- Business continuity strategies for logistics and manufacturing
- Business continuity strategies for economic services
- Planning and controlling communication networks
Module 9: Principles of Business Continuity
- Lowering impacts of incidents
- Reduced downtime
- Reaching recovery positions
- Service recovery
- Partnership with suppliers
- Compliance
- Data backup
Module 10: Integrating the Business Continuity with Business Management
- The business goals and objectives
- The business architecture
- Collaborating with relevant business departments
- Understanding and influencing the business culture
- Business Continuity Management (BCM)
- Measuring success and shortcomings
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