Business Continuity Management (BCM) is a strategic and risk-based approach to ensuring business resilience in order to minimize disruptions and the associated losses. As noted in FFIEC Guidance, "BCM is the process for management to oversee and implement resilience, continuity, and response capabilities to safeguard employees, customers, and products and services."

Utilizing multiple inter-related programs, plans, analyses and assessments helps the enterprise understand its gaps and exposures and prepare for the constantly changing global business environment. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused everyone to rethink how to prepare for high impact events that carry nearly no advance warning and that have far-reaching, long-term effects and consequences for many, including our customers, business partners and the third party risk management ecosystem.

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AGENDA

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The Certified Regulatory Vendor Program Manager Level IV Advanced course focuses on Business Continuity Management, with emphasis on the updated FFIEC Guidance. Level IV addresses the areas listed below.

Business Continuity Management and Resilience

• BCM Components
• Business Resilience Components
• BCM & Risk
• BCM Governance
• BCM Audit

Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Risk Assessment (samples and scorecard included)

• The importance and benefits of conducting BIA's
• How To Conduct a BIA (with template)
• Conducting a risk assessment (scorecard included)
• Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
• Recovery Time Objective: RTO
• Maximum Tolerable Downtime
• Backup Site Options

Business Continuity Planning

• Issues Driving Change
• Benefits of a Sound BCM Program
• Regulations
• Training
• Testing

Crisis Management Planning, Incident Response Planning, Disaster Recovery Planning

• Crisis Management Planning Components
• Incident Response Plan vs BCP
• Incident Response Plan Components
• Incident Types and Severity Levels
• Disaster Recovery Plan - What is It, Why We Need It
• DR vs BCP
• Components

Pandemic Planning

• Pandemic vs Epidemic vs Endemic
• Pandemic Planning vs BCP
• Components of a Plan
• Current Lessons Learned from COVID-19

You Also Receive:

You receive the following Plans, ScoreCards, and CheckLists with this course:

• Business Impact Analysis template
• Incident Response Plan
• Business Continuity Plan
• Disaster Recovery Plan
• Pandemic Plan
• Risk ScoreCard for Criticality, Threat, Likelihood, Impact
• 3rd Party Pandemic Preparedness scorecard
• CDC business checklist

Achieving Your Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager Certification:

In order to achieve your CRVPM certification, you must pass each of the five chapter quizzes and a final exam. Your Certificate then is mailed within seven business days of passing your exam. Your Certificate demonstrates your professional growth and that you have attained an advanced level of regulatory knowledge, plus shows examiners and auditors the institution's commitment to regulatory compliance.

Who Should Take This Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager Course:

Risk Officers, Compliance Officers, CIOs, CFOs, Auditors, Examiners, Vendor Management Specialists, Operations Officers, Info Security Officers, and anyone involved in building and managing a compliant vendor management program.

How To Access This Course:

This course, as well as the Certification, is provided through the Compliance Education Institute. The Institute will email you directly with access instructions for taking your course and starting the process towards earning your CRVPM Certification! This training is approximately 20 hours and you will have access for 60 days. You must complete programs 1,2, and 3 first.