Completing our BCT Certificate in Cyber Incident Management course will enable you to:

• Understand the different types of cyber attack and cyber incident landscape
• Look at the preparation which can be carried out prior to a cyber incident occurring
• Create a cyber playbook
• Identify the responses and issues associated with responding to a cyber attack
• Plan and run a cyber exercise

What are the benefits of choosing NCSC Certified Training?

• Individuals and organisations can easily and quickly identify high quality, relevant training
• The course materials have been rigorously assessed against the exacting standards of NCSC
• The quality of the trainers’ delivery and the course administration has been quality checked
• The training is based on the industry-respected IISP Skills Framework
• NCSC certified training is invaluable for anyone seeking to acquire or improve their cyber security skills, including those seeking the NCSC's Certified Professional status (CCP)
• NCSC certified courses identify training which delivers what it says it will

• Business continuity and resilience managers
• IT managers
• CIOs and CTOs
• Crisis managers
• Members of crisis management teams or those responsible for crisis management and crisis communications

Is the cost of the exam included in the cost of the BCT Certificate in Cyber Incident Management course?

The cost of the exam is included in the course cost.

What does the exam consist of?

The examination consists of 50 multiple choice questions which the candidate will have 1 hour to complete.

What is the pass mark?

A score of 70% is required to pass the exam.

Is it a closed or open book exam?

The exam is closed book.

What language can I sit the exam in?

The exam is only available in English.

When can I take the exam?

The exam is taken online by delegates individually after the training. The exam must be taken within 30 days and we recommend sitting the exam within 7 days of completing the course. Please note, if you require an extension to your exam access, an admin fee will apply.

Delegates will receive an email from APMG by the end of day 1 of the course to set up an account and access the exam.

How can I prepare for the exam?

We advise reading through the course materials and revising thoroughly before sitting the exam (we recommend a minimum of 10 hours of individual study). The more preparation you do, the better prepared you will be for the exam. We recommend purchasing the online mock questions to help with your revision. With a pool of over 125 questions based on the course and unlimited attempts during your 30 days' access, they are the ideal revision tool. Access to the recordings of the training sessions to help with revision are available upon request.

What are the technical requirements for the exam?

It is strongly recommended to use a personal computer and a wired internet connection (ideally with a minimum speed of 10 Mbps Download, 5 Mbps Upload). Sitting this examination will involve software installation and proctor control over your computer. If you are planning to take the exam at work, please speak to your IT Department and thoroughly read through the ProctorU FAQs linked below.

Before the examination begins, the proctor will go through some administration which can take approximately 20 minutes. During this time, the proctor will complete technical checks, take an ID picture and go through the exam rules. We advise ensuring your schedule is clear for at least 1 hour after your exam is scheduled to finish in case of any delays.

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Please contact the BC Training team on 01253 542650 or email info@b-c-training.co.uk, should you wish to discuss options for delivering this course in-house at your organisation.