A blood protein made by the immune system in response to an invader (pathogen), such as a virus. Antibodies are unique to a particular pathogen. When the unique pathogen is present, the body has mounted an immune response to a previous infection. Antibodies protect against a reinfection, at least for a certain amount of time. The time varies by the illness.

A test for a specific disease blood antigen, or protein, following an infection, to understand if the body has produced antibodies to the disease.

An antigen is part of a virus that your immune system uses to recognize as a foreign substance. This signals your body to start making antibodies to fight the virus.

The component of Disaster Recovery that deals specifically with the restoration of business system software and data after the processing platform has been restored or replaced.

The designated area at which employees, visitors, and contractors assemble if evacuated from their building/site.

The ABCP level is designed for individuals with less than two years of industry experience, but who have minimum knowledge in continuity management, and have passed the DRII qualifying exam.

This certified membership grade is designed for professionals that have significant experience in business continuity and have held the MBCI membership grade for more than three years.

The AHPCP level is designed for individuals with less than two years of industry experience, but who have minimum knowledge in continuity management, and have passed the Healthcare qualifying exam.

This certified membership grade is designed for professionals that have at least one year's experience in business continuity and who have taken and passed the Certificate of the BCI (CBCI) Examination.

The APSCP level is designed for individuals with less than two years of industry experience, but who have minimum knowledge in continuity management, and have passed the Public Sector qualifying exam.