BCRP^®Business Continuity and Resiliency Professional

40 Hours

All levels

16 lessons

0 quizzes

10 students

Overview
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About

The Business Continuity and Resiliency Professional (BCRP^®) is an internationally recognized certification offered by the National Institute of Business Continuity Management (NIBCM^®). This certification acknowledges professionals who are skilled in applying best practices in business continuity and resiliency planning, ensuring that organizations can effectively manage disruptions and maintain operational integrity.

Certification Body: National Institute of Business Continuity Management (NIBCM^®)

Learning Objectives

Upon completing the BCRP^® certification program, candidates will:

Understand the principles of Business Continuity Management (BCM) and its importance for organizational survival and resilience.
Learn how to initiate, plan, and execute effective Business Continuity Plans (BCP).
Gain knowledge of risk identification, assessment, and mitigation strategies.
Master the process of Business Impact Analysis (BIA), including identifying key recovery objectives (RTO & RPO).
Develop strategies for crisis communication, risk management, and third-party risk management.

Exam Information

Exam Format: 100 multiple-choice questions.
Passing Score: Minimum of 70% required

Recertification

Year 1: Free
Year 2 Onwards: A $50 USD annual renewal fee applies, starting from the second year of certification. This ensures that professionals remain current with the latest BCM standards and practices.

Curriculum

8 Sections
16 Lessons
40 Hours

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Introduction to Business Continuity Management (BCM)
2
- 1.0
  Core BCM concepts and its importance for organizational survival and growth.
- 1.1
  Benefits of BCM in ensuring quick recovery from disruptions.
Risk Assessment and Management
2
- 2.0
  Identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks.
- 2.1
  Understanding inherent vs. residual risks and the risk management lifecycle.
Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
2
- 3.0
  Evaluating disruption impacts and setting recovery objectives (RTO, RPO).
- 3.1
  Following ISO 22301 for conducting effective BIA.
Developing Business Continuity Strategies
2
- 4.0
  Creating actionable continuity and recovery plans.
- 4.1
  Allocating resources to support BCM strategies.
Creating a Business Continuity Plan (BCP)
2
- 5.0
  Building a BCP framework aligned with ISO 22301.
- 5.1
  Key BCP components: emergency contacts, recovery procedures, and updates.
Crisis Communication
2
- 6.0
  Designing a crisis communication plan for stakeholders.
- 6.1
  Effective communication during a disruption.
Exercise and Maintenance
2
- 7.0
  Developing and running BCM exercises (e.g., tabletop).
- 7.1
  Reviewing and updating plans based on exercise outcomes.
Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM)
2
- 8.0
  Managing risks from suppliers and partners.
- 8.1
  Ensuring business continuity with third-party vendors.

Krish

K. Santhana Krishnan is an accomplished Academic Director and seasoned Trainer with over 18 years of expertise in education management and professional training. Proficient in various certifications across Project Management, Facility Management, Quality Management, and Healthcare Information Management, he has educated and guided more than 50,000 individuals through diverse certification programs. His comprehensive training approach and commitment to continuous improvement has led to successful program designs, launching over 50 courses, and enhancing organizational proficiency. With a robust background in managing international certification programs and developing high-quality training materials, K. Santhana Krishnan brings extensive experience in program design, implementation, and business development. As a dedicated educator, he prioritizes fostering a culture of excellence and continuous learning within academic environments.

Requirements

Course Pathway: Complete the BCM-901 course, which is considered equivalent to 2 years of on-the-job BCM experience.
Experience Pathway: For those not taking the course, candidates must demonstrate at least two years of verifiable experience in business continuity planning using ISO 22301 standards.

Target audiences

Business continuity planners
Risk analysts
Emergency managers
IT managers
Internal and external auditors
Records managers
Senior executives and managers responsible for business continuity planning

BCRP® Business Continuity and Resiliency Professional

BCRP® Business Continuity and Resiliency Professional

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