BC Program Metrics That Fuel Engagement Across Stakeholders will be the featured topic during the next installment of the Continuity Insights Webinar Series scheduled for Tuesday, June 25, 2019. The discussion will be lead by 20-year business continuity industry professional Brian Zawada. Many practitioners only leverage activity-based metrics when communicating the
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Opportunity to Join ACP’s Fastest Growing Chapter – Ohio
Are you looking for exciting opportunities to network and collaborate with fellow resiliency professionals in Ohio? The Association of Continuity Professionals has the place for you. Shortly after approval by ACP’s National Board of Directors, the ACP of Ohio chapter was launched in early 2019. The chapter is led by local
Practical SQL Server BC/DR Planning
In his recent article for Continuity Central.com, Dave Bermingham provides some practical guidance to help system and database administrators tasked with creating business continuity and disaster recovery plans, including a summary of seven steps that have proven to be useful when creating and enhancing business continuity plans. Bermingham continues his reporting
Email Scam Alert: Top Phishing Subject Lines
Review or Quick Review. FYI. Unauthorized login attempt. Your recent Chase payment notice to. Important: (1) NEW message from. Assist Urgently. You’ve no doubt received an email with one of these subject lines. But they’re just a few of the top email phishing subject lines scammers are using that put
New Global Hub Facilitates Connections and Collaboration for Industry Professionals
The Disaster Resource Guide has launched the Risk and Resilience Hub, a digital platform leveraged to bring together the disciplines of business continuity, crisis management, disaster recovery, emergency management, governance, risk and compliance. Its goal is to help build resilient organizations and communities in the private and public sectors. The Risk
Avoiding Social Media Cybercrime: Start Here
The Importance of Developing a Cyber-Resilience Plan
What happens when your data is destroyed or corrupted, or your activities suddenly stop, or if communication is no longer possible? If you haven’t already, you’ll eventually come to the conclusion that Cybersecurity can’t be totally effective at all times. Which means you’re ready to define your organization’s strategy to ensure
Mobile Device Users Beware – Suggestions to Avoid Email Phishing
ICYMI: Civil Unrest and Employees: When Community Concerns Become Workplace Challenges
By: Terri Howard, Senior Director, FEI Behavioral Health: Easy access to the web and its multiple social platforms gives anyone a megaphone to publicly voice their opinions on social issues. Likes, shares and retweets quickly turn single statements into viral posts, offering the opportunity to easily organize protests or large gatherings
