Organizations desiring to be ahead of competition and enhance customer satisfaction; need to streamline their operations by improving their processes in line with the internationally accepted standards such as ISO 9001:2015.
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Benefits of the course and Takeaways:
Certification:
EMS is “a system and database which integrates procedures and processes for training of personnel, monitoring, summarizing, and reporting of specialized environmental performance information. The goal of EMS is to increase compliance and reduce waste.”
Who should attend?
Notification: those candidates who are qualified auditors in other disciplines (QMS, EMS,etc.) and have experience of environmental management may find the 3 day EMS Auditor Conversion training course more appropriate.
Certification:
On successful completion of this training participants will be awarded with certificatewhich has worldwide recognition and validity.
This training course is designed for those who wish to become IT Service Management System (ITSMS) auditor/Lead Auditor and is based on ISO 20000-1:2005. Successful qualification in Auditor / Lead Auditor training course is a pre-requisite for empanelment of ITSMS Auditors.
Course Objectives
To gain knowledge & skill for conducting ITSMS audits.
Knowledge
Skills
Who Should Attend
Pre-requisites
It is expected that participants have completed University level of education. Participants should be working professionals and have undergone awareness/foundation training on ITSM processes. The course focuses on teaching & developing ITSMS audit skills and should not be looked as basis for learning ITSMS.
Assessment and Examination
Course Material
The course is delivered as a public program as well as can be conducted on-site either at our venue or at client premises. For details please contact DFVC.
Other details
Each course will have maximum of 20 participants. Medium of course delivery is English.
Duration
5days (inclusive of half-day exam on the last day)
Course Description
This is an advanced level Business Continuity Management (BCM) Audit course with a 150-Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) based examination, following the successful completion of the course. This workshop is primarily designed for senior BCM professionals with audit responsibilities, system auditors and /or lead auditors to conduct audit/ assessments based on the ISO22301 Business Continuity Management System. As a qualified BCM Auditor or Lead Auditor, he or she is to decide on behalf of the clients on the compliance and effectiveness of the audited organization’s business continuity management system in meeting ISO22301 requirements. Participants who successfully attended the workshop and successfully completed the certification examination (with a 75% passing score) on the 5th day will be able to apply for certification as Business Continuity Certified Lead Auditor (BCCLA).
Course Objectives
Certification
The Business Continuity Certified Lead Auditor (BCCLA) Certification is awarded to participants who successfully completed their BCCLA examination, with verifications of the participant’s experience by BCM Institute.
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“Organizations and their information systems and networks are exposed with security THREATS such as fraud, espionage, fire, flood and sabotage from a wide range of sources. The increasing number of security breaches has led to increasing information security concerns among organizations worldwide. ACHIEVING INFORMATION SECURITY is a huge challenge for organization as it CANNOT BE ACHIEVED THROUGH TECHNOLOGICAL MEANS ALONE, and should never be implemented in a way that is either out of line with the organization’s approach to risk or which undermines or creates difficulties for its business operations. Thus there is a need to look at information security from a HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE, and to have an information security management methodology to protect information systematically. This is where the need for ISMS comes in”.
Benefits of the course and Takeaways:
This 5 day course uses a mixture of taught sessions, interactive group discussions, exercises, continuous assessment and examination to achieve its aims. The practical exercises are based upon a fictional company. However, the procedures, work instructions and data are typical and could relate to many different enterprises equally. The practical exercises have been carefully designed to focus upon issues that commonly arise during Information Security audits.
Appraisal of delegates’ knowledge and performance will be made through a combination of continuous assessment and a two hour written examination (multiple choice and short answers). Electronic devices, including laptops and mobile phones, are not permitted into the examination room. A certificate of competence will be issued to delegates deemed to have achieved a satisfactory standard.
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Pre-requisites