Course Outline

Module 1: Developing a Business Continuity Process

  • Understanding the business continuity management (BCM) process and recognizing its key steps, including input, output, and stakeholder involvement.
  • The role of BCM as a supporting function within an organization for government operations.
  • The relationship between the BCM process and other organizational processes for government entities.
  • Conducting research to assess the current status of the BCM process in an organization and identifying steps to enhance it for government use.
  • Designing a BCM process from an organizational perspective, tailored for government needs.
  • Distinguishing between tasks, responsibilities, and policy within the context of BCM for government operations.
  • The development and implementation of BCM policies, as outlined in official policy documents for government agencies.

Module 2: Identifying Threats and Vulnerabilities

  • Evaluating the potential consequences if a product or service is not delivered as agreed upon for government services.
  • Determining the maximum acceptable downtime for critical processes in government operations.
  • Implementing preventive measures and understanding when to activate these measures for government continuity.

Module 3: Developing and Implementing a Business Continuity Plan

  • Identifying the various components required for a comprehensive business continuity plan for government agencies.
  • Assessing the costs and benefits associated with each component of the plan for government operations.
  • Clarifying roles and responsibilities within the organization for managing different aspects of the plan for government use.
  • Structuring the business continuity plan to ensure clarity and effectiveness in government settings.
  • Ensuring organizational resilience and recovery from threats that impact government functions.

Requirements

Candidates for government positions should demonstrate a foundational understanding of business continuity principles and practices.
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