Course Overview

This ISO 22317 Business Impact Analysis training is given to corporate and individual who are aiming for an international certificate. Which will be provided upon completing the training and passing the  examination certification from PECB Canada. Corporate trainings is deliver in accordance to companies respective industry requirement. Following the quality and international standard.

 

ISO/TS 22317 Foundation

ISO 22317 Business Impact Analysis Training is essential for building a Business Continuity Management program across the organization. All companies are exposed to incidents or unintended events that can have various negative consequences, including productivity paralysis, economic losses, bad corporate reputation or loss of sensitive and confidential data.

To minimize these risks in case they materialize, the organization needs to identify the most obvious threats and the impact they would have in the organization. ISO/TS 22317 Foundation training enables you to learn the basic elements necessary to perform a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) process. During this training course, you will be able to learn and understand the BIA model, including the methodology, tools, and approaches used to complete an in-depth Business Impact Analysis.

ISO 22317 is a standard that provides guidelines for conducting a business impact analysis (BIA). A BIA is a critical component of business continuity planning and risk management. It helps organizations identify and prioritize their critical business processes and assess the potential impact of disruptions to those processes. This analysis is essential for developing effective disaster recovery and business continuity plans.

 

Business Impact Analysis Training typically covers the following key areas:

  1. Introduction to ISO 22317 Business Impact Analysis training: Participants are introduced to the ISO 22317 standard and its importance in the context of business continuity planning.

  2. Understanding Business Impact Analysis: The training provides an in-depth understanding of what a business impact analysis is and why it is crucial for an organization’s resilience.

  3. BIA Methodology: Participants are taught the methodology and approach for conducting a BIA. This includes data collection, risk assessment, impact assessment, and prioritization of critical processes.

  4. Risk Identification and Assessment: Training may cover how to identify and assess various types of risks and their potential impact on business operations, such as natural disasters, cyberattacks, supply chain disruptions, and more.

  5. Data Collection and Analysis: Participants learn how to collect and analyze data related to business processes, dependencies, recovery time objectives (RTOs), and other critical information needed for the BIA.

  6. Prioritization and Recommendations: The training may guide participants on how to prioritize critical processes based on the BIA results and make recommendations for risk mitigation and recovery strategies.

  7. Reporting and Documentation: Participants are taught how to document the BIA process and findings in a clear and organized manner, as this information is essential for creating business continuity plans.

  8. Practical Exercises: In some cases, training may include practical exercises and case studies to give participants hands-on experience in conducting a BIA.

It’s important to note that the content and format of business impact analysis training can vary based on the provider, such as Optimizer Middle East in your case. It’s recommended to contact the training provider directly for specific details about their ISO 22317 Business Impact Analysis Training, including the course outline, duration, and any certification provided upon completion.