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Plans are only as Good as the Confidence they Deliver
2017: The airline industry has gotten publicity lately – for reasons they’d rather have avoided: United Airlines forcibly removed a passenger due to overbooking. The…
DR Program: 5 Stakeholders
Participating as an observer in an annual DR Exercise, we learned quite a few things that are never the subject of discussions at any industry…
Data Breach: Initial Incident Response
Industry research shows that 70% of respondents believe Cyber threats are most likely to disrupt businesses. Whether it is data breach, denial of service or…
A Game Changer in Disaster Recovery
Ever since IT organizations—both large and small—started injecting ‘agility’ into their already complex technology-driven environment, business risks began to rise gradually. While IT disasters were…
Incident Response – Simplified
Enterprise Contingency Planning has evolved beyond traditional Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery, and is today demanding the creation of a resilient, always-on business operations 24…
Communications in BCM
Effective Incident Management requires communication plans to address – Who needs to know? When should they be updated? What do they need to know? (a)…
BIA – Back to Basics
For most traditional BCM programs, conducting a BIA is the de facto starting point. BIA enables planners to rank & stack business processes by their…
A Bird’s-eye View: Planning & Plan Development
Planning, Plan Development & Validation are 3 essential phases of building a BCM program. The Planning phase includes Risk Assessment, BIAs and resumption Strategies. Plan…
Resolutions for a More Productive 2018
January is almost over. If you haven’t made your Business Continuity New Year Resolutions this is your last chance. If you made them and broke…