Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Risk Assessment (RA) falls into the second phase of the BCMS implementation cycle, the most important phase amongst the rest. Incorrect or non-accurate data gathered in this phase may result in the wrong strategies proposed and could lead to huge costs.
Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Risk Assessment (RA) falls into the second phase of the BCMS implementation cycle, the most important phase amongst the rest. Incorrect or non-accurate data gathered in this phase may result in the wrong strategies proposed and could lead to huge costs.
This course aims to equip participants with the competency in writing the business impact and risks analysis for their business unit on their own.
Through an interesting mix of lecture, case studies and hands-on assignments, each participant will be able to appreciate the purpose and how crucial their entry will impact the entire organisation’s business recovery strategies.
The course is developed based on ISO22301 requirements; templates for BIA and RA will also be given. Ideal for organisations that are starting on the BCMS program, intending to upgrade their BCMS program to ISO standard and/or include as part of their BCMS maintenance program for new coordinators.
Course Objectives:
To equip participants with essential skills and knowledge to:
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