The exam covers fundamental BCMS principles and ISO 22301 requirements. It tests understanding rather than implementation expertise.
The ISO 22301 Foundation exam assesses knowledge of business continuity concepts and the structure of the standard. Candidates are expected to understand terminology, objectives, and clause intent.Questions focus on BCMS principles, management system logic, and how requirements fit together. Practical application is tested at a conceptual level.The exam does not require designing or implementing a full BCMS. Instead, it confirms that candidates can interpret requirements and recognize compliant practices.This foundation level is often a prerequisite for advanced implementation or auditor training.
Candidates who fail often underestimate the management system aspect of ISO 22301.Understanding why clauses exist leads to better exam performance than rote learning.
The CAIM course is designed for AI project managers tracking governance and business value, business leaders aligning AI initiatives with organizational objectives, and risk and compliance officers assessing AI use cases. The focus is on governance and business outcomes — not coding.
byGerhard ROTTER
The exam covers five domains: fundamental concepts of operational resilience; planning the management framework; establishing business, digital, and cyber resilience practices; third-party resilience and organizational culture; and testing and continual improvement. The 3-hour multiple-choice exam requires a 70% passing score.
byMarc BOUVIER
The CAIM exam tests across five domains: AI foundations and strategy, AI governance and risk management, prompt engineering and Power BI, AI-driven automation, and generative AI use cases. The exam is 3 hours, multiple-choice, and requires a 70% passing score.
byGerhard ROTTER
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