CBCI/CBCI EXAM LATEST UPDATED 2024 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

CBCI/CBCI EXAM LATEST UPDATED 2024 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

The frequency, planning and management of the exercise programme - Is established in the
Business Continuity Policy & Programme
Five categories of exercise are - Discussion based exercises
A scenario based exercise (usually table top)
Simulation exercises - can involve the whole organisation and teams at strategic, tactical or
operational levels.
Live exercises
Tests - a unique type of exercise which generally involves an element of pass or fail
Exercise development outcomes include - The objectives to be achieved
The methods required to achieve the objectives
Defined resource requirements
Proposed timings and training requirements
Make sure that the appropriate people are involved this could include: - Customers,
suppliers, regulators, statutory and professional bodies, emergency services
For any exercise define the following - Exercise aims and objectives
Roles and responsibilities during the exercise
Information communication tools and technologies used
Action in the event of unforeseen circumstances
Post-exercise activities
Ways of debreifing after exercise - Hot debrief - held immediately
Formal debrief - held within one week
Surveys
Interviews - should be held within one week
Post-exercise report
Maintenance is effective when - It is embedded within the organisations BAU processes
rather than being viewed as a seperate activity.
Requirements for maintenance activities can be identified as - Lessons leanred through
exercising
Changes to the organisations structure, products and services
Changes to the environment in which the organisation operates
A review or audit
A real incident - where lessons can be learned or incorporated
Changes or updates in the business continuity management lifecycle
Six types of review - Audit - formal and impartial
Self Assessment -
Quality Assurance -
Performance appraisal
Supplier Performance
Management review
What are the outcomes of a product and services BIA process - Clarification or modification
of the scope of the business continuity programme.
A list of the organisations prioritised products and services.
Evaluations of impacts over time
The purpose of the analysis professional practice is - is to review and assess an
organisation to identify its objectives, how it functions and the constraints of its operating
environment.
A test is defines as - a unique type of exrcise which incorporates a pass or fail element
Skills and competancy assessment should be extended to include - any external consultants
or other interested parties
Competance reviews following training can be assessed using one of these methods -Verbal
or written tests
Self-evaluation
Observation of the individuals or teams
Assessment during continued coaching
Participation in exercises
Recognition of academic qualifications
Recognition of professional credentials