Global Governance - Executive Briefings

Licensed BCI Training Partner

We are licensed to conduct the 5 day BCI Training Course and to host the CBCI Examination on behalf of the Business Continuity Institute, Caversham, United Kingdom.

BS 25999 Training

Our training is provided by a Fellow of the UK-based Business Continuity Institute (BCI), who has twelve years BCM consulting experience and five years BCM training experience!

Consulting

We specialize in Crisis Management and Emergency Response planning, as well as comprehensive Desk-Top exercises (scenario walkthroughs) for the purpose of testing Business Continuity & Crisis Management Plans

Executive Awareness

Executive buy-in is essential to the successful implementation of Business Continuity Management (BCM). Visible management support is dependent upon ensuring BCM awareness at the most senior management levels within the organization.

Recognizing the difficulties and impracticalities associated with arranging for executives to be absent in order to attend training, we offer a 30 minute executive overview of BCM.

Concise yet provoking, the presentation mainly consists of factual case studies which are introduced to illustrate the relevance of BCM, its relationship with operational risk management and corporate governance, the benefits to the organization and the risks of non-compliance.

The shifting sands of business continuity management
The business continuity status quo is being challenged. By David Honour.
BSI provides an update on the new PAS 200 guide to crisis management
Will be published by the end of 2010.
Information security starts before software purchase
CPNI has published a list of questions that procurement teams, business risk managers and information security professionals should be asking vendors to help prevent software related downtime.
NIST finalizes initial Smart Grid Cyber Security Guidelines
Includes information for businesses and organizations to use as they craft strategies to protect the modernizing power grid from attacks, malicious code, cascading errors, and other threats.

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