Preparation is based on the key domains covered: explain crisis management concepts and principles under ISO 22361; define a crisis management framework integrating leadership, structure, culture, and competence.
Preparation is built into the course progression: each module reinforces the assessed domains.Day 1: Standards, models, and approaches; fundamental concepts and principles; crisis management capabilityDay 2: Leadership and governance; organizational structure; organizational cultureDay 3: Anticipation and assessment; prevention and mitigation; scenario preparednessDay 4: Response organization; post-crisis recovery; lessons learned and continual improvementReinforce your preparation by reviewing key points and linking requirements, decisions, and expected evidence.
The typical difficulty is not memorization, but arbitration. Scenario-based questions test your ability to prioritize and propose actions compatible with a crisis management framework. To progress, practice making your assumptions explicit: what you know, what you do not know, and what you decide despite uncertainty.A strong exercise is to replay a scenario with a cadence: situation, options, decision, message, then justification. This discipline prepares you to answer clearly and consistently over a 3-hour exam without getting lost in details.
You will be able to explain crisis management concepts and principles under ISO 22361 and define a crisis management framework integrating leadership, structure, culture, and competence.
byEmmanuel LORANG
Prerequisites are a working knowledge of management system concepts (ISO 9001, ISO 27001, or equivalent) and ideally 12+ months in a governance role. The exam is a 3-hour, online, multiple-choice test in English with a 70% passing score, included in the course fee with one free retake valid for 12 months.
byLekë ZOGAJ
The exam is domain-based, covering AI risk concepts and regulations, governance, identification and analysis, evaluation/treatment/monitoring, and organizational learning and performance improvement.
byAlexis HIRSCHHORN
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