This stage will help you review and assess the organization to identify objectives, how it functions, and constraints of its operating environment.
In this stage you will learn how to identify and select appropriate solutions to achieve continuity in the event of an incident.
Learn how to implement the plans you created in the design stage. In the implementation stage, you will also understand how to develop a response structure – as well as priorities, procedures, responsibilities, and resources - for dealing with incidents.
At this stage you need to check that the plans you have produced are accurate and fit for purpose for your organization and that the plans are current and tested.
The BCI has a global network of licensed Training Partners delivering this course over 3-5 full days. On these courses you will be joined by fellow professionals from a variety of backgrounds and organizations - Find a location, pick a date, and book your course – due to the current Coronavirus pandemic some BCI Training Partners are delivering this course online and some are physical in-class courses.
The BCI has partnered with Buckinghamshire New University to deliver this CBCI Online over 8 weeks, with 4 hours of sessions each week, using their interactive blackboard system. On this course you will be joined by an international cohort of students.
The cost of sitting the CBCI Certification course will depend on location and delivery method.
To receive your CBCI Certification, post-nominals, and access to BCI membership - you need to sit and pass the CBCI Exam.
The CBCI Exam consists of multiple-choice answers based on the GPG. The exam can be taken online at a convenient time to you. You simply need a stable internet connection and a webcam so the exam can be proctored.