Minimizing disruptions - Maximizing recovery
Continued operations in the event of a disruption, whether due to a major disaster or a minor incident, is a fundamental requirement for any organization. BS 25999, the world's first British standard for business continuity management (BCM), has been developed to help you minimize the risk of such disruptions.
By helping to put the fundamentals of a BCM system in place, the standard is designed to keep your business going during the most challenging and unexpected circumstances - protecting your staff, preserving your reputation and providing the ability to continue to operate and trade.
BS 25999 comprises two parts:
- Part 1, the Code of Practice, has been published and provides BCM best practice recommendations. Please note that this is a guidance document only.
- Part 2, the Specification, is targeted for publication in the Autumn of 2007 and provides the requirements for a Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) based on BCM best practice. This is therefore the standard that you can use to demonstrate compilance via an auditing and certification process.
BSI Training offers a comprehensive program of BUSINESS CONTINUITY Management training courses covering every aspect of BS 25999 for:
- Delegates who are new business continuity Management Systems
- Delegates who need to audit & improve an existing system
You can choose whether you would like to attend one of our scheduled public courses or have it delivered on your premises as an in-company solution.
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The following courses are currently available:
A course for those requiring awareness and understanding of the principles of a Business Continuity Management System (BCM).
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This three day residential course offers a comprehensive grounding in Business Continuity, based on the Business Continuity Institute's Good Practice Guidelines and 10 disciplines, and is in line with BS 25999.
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This one day course enables those responsible for IT Service Continuity to ensure that it is managed in accordance with PAS 77.
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This one day course will give you skills to help you to write your Business Continuity or Resumption Plan. It is very much a practical course, following the timeline of an incident affecting a company with no formal plans.
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This two day course is aimed primarily at those on the Business Continuity Team tasked with developing and running exercises or participating in them.
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This one day course gives an overview of the principles and practice of Business Continuity Management, based on the Business Continuity Institute's Best Practice Guidelines, BS 25999, and 10 disciplines.
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This course provides a method for conducting a Business Impact Assessment (BIA) within an organization. The tutor dispels the myth that Business Impact Assessment is cloaked in mystique. In the seminar, the theory is expanded with practical examples. The result is that the participants leave ready to undertake a BIA within their own organization.
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This two-day course is aimed primarily at those who are tasked with managing an incident, whether at a strategic or tactical level or those who have to train or exercise others in these roles. It gives practical experience and theoretical guidance for dealing with a variety of incidents.
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A course designed for managers and personnel responsible for, or involved in, implementing BS 25999 in their organisation.
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Practical training on planning and executing internal audits.
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A course for professionals who have a responsibility for planning, conducting and leading effective audits against the requirements of BS 25999.
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A ½-day executive workshop based on industry best practice and guidelines for Business Continuity designed for professionals interested in or involved with introducing BS 25999 into an organisation.
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