COURSE TITLE:
Certified Disaster Response and Recovery Manager
COURSE INFORMATION:
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
Business Continuity and Disaster Response and Recovery is the development of processes, policies, and procedures that prepare for and react to significant and unplanned operational disruptions. The Certified Disaster Response and Recovery Manager training course prepares students for industry certification in Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery missions.
Facing daily risks to long-term success from a wide range of threats-cyber-attacks, human error, technical failures, and natural disasters-businesses must create practical plans to sustain their vital operations, security posture, industry reputation, and brand. Students will cover critical topics such as BCP Design and Development Strategies, Selection of Risk Management Frameworks, Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis Strategies, Creating Asset Inventories and Resource Profiles, Recovery Site Management and Workflows, Reviewing Cloud Computing Service Agreements, Cloud Data Security Strategies, and the Impact of Legal Requirements on Cloud Storage Solutions.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Domain 01: Introduction to Disaster Response Management
Domain 02: Overview of The Business Impact Analysis
Domain 03: Selection of Risk Management Frameworks
Domain 04: Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis Strategies
Domain 05: Implementing the 5 Levels of BCP Test Progression
Domain 06: Creating an Emergency Operations Plan
Domain 07: Recovery Site Management and Workflows
Domain 08: Preparing for Epidemics and Pandemics
Domain 09: Introduction to Cloud Computing Concepts
Domain 10: Cloud Data Storage and Security
Domain 11: Cloud Security Risks and Threat Vectors
Domain 12: Cloud Security Responsibility and Administration
Domain 13: Distributed Cloud Networks: Legal Considerations
Domain 14: Regulation and Compliance in Cloud Computing
Domain 15: Understanding the Structure of Legal Contracts
Domain 16: Reviewing Contracts and Service Level Agreements