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12 Scenarios Every Business Continuity Plan Must Cover
Business continuity planning is no longer a “check-the-box” exercise—it’s a critical discipline for organizations navigating today’s...


When Should You Exercise Your Incident Response, Business Continuity, or Disaster Recovery Plans?
Tabletop Exercises are the Best Way to Ensure your IR, BC, or DR Plans are Effective Most organizations understand the importance of having Incident Response (IR), Business Continuity (BC), and Disaster Recovery (DR) plans in place. But having a plan is only half the battle. The true value comes from regularly exercising and validating those plans to ensure your team can execute them under pressure, and that the plans themselves remain relevant as your organization evolves.


Executives Discover the Importance of Business Continuity via 1 of 3 Paths
Executives always find that business continuity and disaster planning are important. However, sometimes this revelation is not immediate...


The Power of Business Impact Analysis in Business Continuity Planning
At its core, a BIA is a systematic process that assesses and quantifies the potential impact of various risks on critical business functions


What is a Security Risk Assessment and Why is it Important?
A Security Risk Assessment (SRA) is a structured approach to evaluate the level of maturity of an organization’s information security progra


5 Minute Preparedness Challenge
Looking for a fun activity to do with your family that will really make you scratch your head? Take the 5 Minute Preparedness Challenge....


Introduce Conflict into your Tabletop Exercise
Patrick Lencioni is one of my favorite authors and management advisors, primarily for his no-nonsense style of organizational leadership....


If You Have Not Tested Your Disaster Recovery Plan, You Are Not Ready to Manage Through a Disaster
Imagine being the coach of a great team with high expectations for winning the championship. You are a world class leader and have...
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