This DIXONTECH course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the ISO 22301:2019 Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) framework. It equips professionals with the knowledge and tools to design, implement, and maintain a resilient BCMS that ensures organizational survival during disruptions. The program focuses on identifying risks, managing incidents, and ensuring continuity of operations through structured planning and compliance with ISO 22301 requirements.
Introduction to Business Continuity and ISO 22301 Framework
Principles and Structure of BCMS (Plan–Do–Check–Act Cycle)
Understanding the Organization and Its Context
Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Risk Assessment
Business Continuity Strategies and Planning
Operational Control and Incident Management
Testing, Exercising, and Evaluation of BCMS
Performance Monitoring and Internal Auditing
Continual Improvement and Corrective Actions
Achieving and Maintaining ISO 22301 Certification
Understand the ISO 22301:2019 requirements
Develop and implement a compliant BCMS
Conduct Business Impact Analysis and risk assessments
Build and test continuity and recovery plans
Manage incidents and organizational disruptions
Conduct internal BCMS audits effectively
Lead certification and continual improvement efforts
Business continuity and risk management professionals
Emergency and crisis management officers
Compliance and governance specialists
IT and operations managers
QHSE and resilience leaders
Internal auditors and BCMS implementers
Managers preparing for ISO 22301 certification
The DIXONTECH approach combines interactive workshops, practical case studies, and scenario-based learning. Participants will perform Business Impact Analyses, develop continuity strategies, and test their organization’s recovery capabilities through real-world simulations. Hands-on exercises and group discussions ensure participants can apply ISO 22301 requirements to build resilience and ensure operational stability.
Overview of Business Continuity Management Systems (BCMS)
Understanding the importance of resilience and recovery
ISO 22301:2019 structure and PDCA model
Business continuity vs. disaster recovery explained
Benefits and challenges of BCMS implementation
Overview of key terms, definitions, and clauses
Relationship between ISO 22301 and other standards
Case study: organizational response to disruption
Clause 4: Understanding the organization and its context
Identifying internal and external business factors
Defining the scope of the BCMS
Clause 5: Leadership, roles, and responsibilities
Establishing a business continuity policy and objectives
Clause 6: Planning for risks and opportunities
Setting measurable objectives for continuity management
Workshop: developing BCMS context and policy documentation
Understanding the purpose and scope of BIA
Identifying critical activities and dependencies
Estimating recovery time objectives (RTO) and recovery point objectives (RPO)
Conducting risk assessment for BCMS
Linking BIA results to continuity strategies
Prioritizing resources and recovery plans
Developing risk treatment and mitigation plans
Practical exercise: performing a BIA step-by-step
Developing and implementing continuity and recovery strategies
Designing business continuity and incident response plans
Communication management during crises
Operational control and readiness procedures
Testing, exercising, and evaluating BCMS effectiveness
Documenting results and lessons learned
Root cause analysis and corrective action processes
Simulation: testing business continuity plans
Clause 9: Monitoring, measuring, and auditing BCMS performance
Internal audit program and management reviews
Identifying nonconformities and implementing CAPA
Clause 10: Continual improvement of BCMS processes
Preparing for ISO 22301 certification audit
Maintaining resilience and organizational learning
Integrating BCMS with ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 systems
Action plan: building your business continuity roadmap
Group & Corporate Discounts: Available for companies enrolling multiple participants to help maximize ROI. Individual Discounts: Offered to self-sponsored participants who pay in full and upfront. Registration Process: Corporate nominations must go through the client’s HR or Training department. Self-nominations must be prepaid via the “payment by self” option. Confirmation: All registrations are subject to DIXONTECH’s approval and seat availability. Refunds: Provided in case of course cancellation or no seat availability. Tax Responsibility: Clients are responsible for any local taxes in their country.