Consulting stakeholders, conducting a cost-benefit analysis, consulting with internal resources such as risk management and...

Defining the initial scope of a BCMS requires a comprehensive understanding of organizational context, risks, and priorities. The CBCI 7.0 course recommends consulting with stakeholders, leveraging internal expertise (e.g., risk management, audit), performing cost-benefit analyses, and horizon scanning to capture potential future threats and opportunities. These methods ensure that the scope is appropriately focused and realistic, considering business objectives, resource availability, and external environment. This thorough approach lays the foundation for a relevant and effective BCMS.