Auditing Business Continuity Management
Businesses that have good, well tested Business Continuity Plans in place and can provide evidence to their stakeholders and customers that they are "fit for purpose" will no doubt have a far better approach to the recovery of their business; following a significant interruption. Any recovery will be in a planned and rehearsed manner, with minimal impact to the services the company provides.Businesses that have a good Business Continuity capability will have a much better understanding of their business and the resource needed to maintain a minimum level of service, but one that is acceptable to customers and one which maintains its legal and regulatory obligations.This three day course will go through each component of the BCM lifecycle in detail, providing delegates with practical exercises to help them improve their own knowledge and skills relating to Business Continuity Management.
Learning Objectives
To provide delegates with the ability to:
- Understand the content for each Business Continuity Management document
- Review the Business Continuity Management Standard BS25999
- Be familiar with what is a minor/major non-conformity
Key Topics
BS25999
Who should attend
- First party auditors who within their own companies will be auditing the Business Continuity Management system
- Auditors who wish to understand better the BCM Standard BS25999 and what to look for when auditing against it
Outcomes
On completion delegates will:
- Be able to conduct first and second party audits against the BCM Standard BS25999
- Be able to look in more detail at the BCM Standard BS25999
Course Dates/Venues (select a date to book)
| Witney, near Oxford Venue: Four Pillars Hotel Residential Fee: £545 Non-residential Fee: £445 October 29 |