CBUAE — BCM
Business continuity management requirements under CBUAE BCM Standards.
What does CBUAE require for business continuity training in licensed financial institutions?
The CBUAE Business Continuity Management Standards require all licensed financial institutions to implement BCM frameworks that include staff awareness programmes. Employees must understand their roles during business disruptions, know how to access and implement the Business Continuity Plan, and be able to respond effectively to incidents such as cyber-attacks, natural disasters, or system failures.
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How does this course align with CBUAE BCM Standards and ISO 22301?
This course is mapped to the CBUAE Business Continuity Management Standards, the CBUAE Operational Risk Management Regulation (Section 6), and ISO 22301:2019. It covers business impact analysis, Recovery Time Objectives (RTO), Recovery Point Objectives (RPO), crisis roles and responsibilities, incident response procedures, and recovery protocols.
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Which employees need BCM training under CBUAE requirements?
BCM training is required across all levels of the organisation. Front-line staff need to know their roles during disruptions and how to maintain business activities. Departmental managers must ensure continuity within their teams. IT, facilities, and security personnel need to maintain infrastructure stability. HR and communications teams handle employee relations and internal communications during crises. Executives and senior management are responsible for continuity planning and overseeing recovery efforts.
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