Prepare for and manage disruptions in line with international best practice and ISO 22301
InstructorCristian Vlad Lupa, rigcert.educationEditorial course preview
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This diagram illustrates four major categories of business risks: natural disasters, technology-related incidents, supply chain problems, and the loss of key staff or subcontractors.
This diagram illustrates the core components of a Business Continuity Management System, highlighting the essential roles of arrangements, procedures, and plans in organizational resilience.
This visual aid connects the ISO 22301 standard to its core objective of improving organizational resilience through a stylized graphic featuring a magnifying glass.
The curriculum follows the ISO 22301:2019 framework, covering essential operational tools like Business Impact Analysis and risk assessment.
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The content aligns with the needs of business continuity and risk professionals seeking standard familiarity.
