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Design and run disaster recovery services that actually work under pressure
This Lead Disaster Recovery Manager session runs classroom and virtual-live in Lausanne / Morges - Switzerland on 7 December 2026 – 10 December 2026. Delivered in EN.
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Exam Included · Certification Available
ISO 22301 Lead Implementer · ISO 22301 Lead Auditor · ISO 27001 Lead Implementer · ISO 27005 Risk Manager · EBIOS Risk Manager
Expert in Business Continuity, Risk Management and Information Security Governance Consulting for large multinational corporations, government organization and internal organizations Certified international trainer and Lecturer at Sorbonne University Paris 1
ISO 22301 Lead Implementer · ISO 22301 Lead Auditor · ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager · ISO 37301 Lead Implementer · Lead Crisis Manager
Corporate business continuity management and risk management expert with over 20 years’ experience in FMCG companies. Leading BCM implementation diverse geopolitical environments. Managed call centres around the world for almost 10 year.
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Abilene Academy is the only PECB Titanium Partner in Switzerland — the highest accreditation tier in the industry — delivering certified training in information security, data protection, AI governance, and GRC compliance. 99% exam pass rate. 2,500+ professionals trained across 120+ countries and trusted by 600+ organizations. Multilingual programmes available.
Disaster recovery expectations have changed significantly in the 2024–2025 landscape. Regulators, auditors, and executive management no longer accept documented recovery plans that have never been tested under realistic conditions. At the same time, organizations are increasingly dependent on complex hybrid infrastructures, outsourced services, and interconnected suppliers. Disaster recovery is now a governance and service management discipline, not only a technical exercise.
This training places participants in the role of those responsible for making disaster recovery work when systems fail. Rather than listing frameworks, the course guides participants through the lifecycle of disaster recovery services, from understanding organizational context and recovery requirements to activating, testing, and improving recovery capabilities.
Participants work on a structured case study that evolves throughout the training. They analyze recovery objectives, interpret ICT recovery strategies, design activation procedures, and evaluate recovery facilities and external service dependencies. Emphasis is placed on decision points that typically fail during incidents, such as unclear responsibilities, unrealistic recovery times, and misalignment with business continuity priorities.
Abilene Academy’s approach reflects how disaster recovery is handled in real consulting and incident response engagements. Trainers challenge assumptions, simulate pressure scenarios, and require participants to justify recovery decisions with measurable criteria. Testing, performance monitoring, and continual improvement are treated as core management activities, not compliance tasks.
By the end of the course, participants can confidently design, assess, and govern disaster recovery services that withstand operational stress, regulatory scrutiny, and executive questioning.