The latest business continuity news from around the world
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The annual DRI International Awards of Excellence will be announced at the DRI2017 Gala Dinner on February 28th 2017 at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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By Garry Poole, FBCI
Social media crises can occur for many reasons due to postings about organizations amplifying out of control and threatening reputation damage and loss of customers.
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In the latest edition of the Business Continuity Institute’s Working Paper Series, Luke Bird MBCI focuses on improving desktop exercises, and poses numerous challenges to business continuity practitioners, suggesting concrete, actionable recommendations to enable organizations to obtain more value out of these exercises.
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By Paul Kudray
It’s easy to complain about why all businesses do not have business continuity management (BCM); why some don’t even know what it does or means. But we are where we are; it is what it is. However, for me, the really exciting part is what we do next
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By Evan Bloom
Data breaches continue to make headlines around the world. Many companies think they are fully prepared to communicate in the wake of a breach. But are they?
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Ripcord Solutions has publishing a guide to help companies ensure that key third parties are adequately prepared to handle crisis events.
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The Business Continuity Institute’s latest Emergency Communication Report provides the results of a global survey into organizational emergency communications plans and practices.
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The business world has changed, but has business continuity kept up? Paul Kudray challenges the business continuity profession to take a long, hard, look in the mirror.
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Fake news emerged as a major political issue after the US Presidential election; but it is also a potentially damaging new reputational risk. David Honour looks at the issue; considers how organizations could be targeted; and gets the views of two crisis management experts on how organizations can respond.