CBCP and CPSCP Exams Study Guide and Practice Questions 2014

To earn the Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) designation, you must pass a multiple choices exam administered by DRII affiliates or by Prometrics. This qualifying exam has a lot of questions that ask for your "best decisions" - of the hundreds of questions you will encounter in the exams, a significant portion of them requires that you pick the best possible options. These best options are often based on experience and best practices not easily found in the standard...
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To earn the Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) designation, you must pass a multiple choices exam administered by DRII affiliates or by Prometrics. This qualifying exam has a lot of questions that ask for your "best decisions" - of the hundreds of questions you will encounter in the exams, a significant portion of them requires that you pick the best possible options. These best options are often based on experience and best practices not easily found in the standard exam text books. There are also plenty of questions on concepts and theories. The Certified Public Sector Continuity Professional (CPSCP) is a specialty certification. It is for professionals that have demonstrated both the knowledge of and experience in Public sector continuity/disaster recovery. In addition to the BCP knowledge, one needs to know HSPD5, HSPD8, HSPD20, and FCD1 inside out in order to pass the exam.The two certifications share the same or highly similar concepts, principles and theories on continuity. In fact we recommend that you start with CBCP first and then move on to CPSCP as your second step. Information presented in this study guide covers BOTH the CBCP qualifying exam and the CPSCP qualifying exam. You should start with CBCP first (since the concepts are equally applicable to public sector scenarios) with the understanding that risks within a public sector entity are for sure much broader than the traditional private sector risks.