The FBI estimates that there were 15,690 email compromises of businesses and other organizations in 2017, resulting in $675 million in losses. Reported ransomware attacks resulted in $2.3 million in losses. And cybersecurity experts don’t expect these incidents to slow down.
The Times-News of Burlington, NC, recently reported on how local government is dealing with these attacks. At the top of their list is keeping a low profile. Read the Times-News full report via Government Technology.
Tabletop exercises simulate real-life emergency situations allowing team member to review and discuss the actions they would take in a particular event, testing their plan in an informal, low-stress environment. …
Continuity Insights has announced that Gerard Braud, an international crisis communications expert, coach, trainer, and author, will keynote the 2018 Continuity Insights Management Conference, scheduled for April 23-25, at the …
Recognizing the importance of exercising the plans that business continuity professionals spend so much time developing, the New York City Metro ACP Chapter has announced that for its January 2019 …