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Putting Crisis Management on Autopilot: How AI Agent Networks Are Transforming Modern Crisis Programs
Crisis Management Can’t Afford to Be Reactive Anymore Crisis management has always been about speed, accuracy, and coordination under pressure. Yet most crisis programs still rely heavily on manual processes,…
Your Biggest Risk Isn’t the Outage—It’s the Unprepared Response
Imagine This… You’re halfway through your morning coffee (or tea, if you’re British like me) when your trading platform suddenly goes dark. No alerts. No recovery plan. Key clients are freaking out; one even turns to Twitter to vent. Sound familiar? It’s not fiction—this happened when FIS, a major financial‐services…
The Power of a Phone Call During a Crisis
Article written by Dani Andrews Why Voice Conversations Still Matter in High-Stakes Situations In today’s fast-paced, hyper-connected world, businesses have little room for delay when a crisis strikes. As Rob Burton wrote in our post on the Crucial Role of Crisis Communications During Incidents and Crises, crisis communication teams serve…
Navigating Turbulent Waters: Crisis Management & Business Continuity After a Major Flood
When floodwaters rise, so do the stakes for businesses. For corporate crisis managers, a major flood is more than a natural disaster—it’s a real-time stress test of operational resilience and strategic clarity. This blog unpacks how to respond, recover, and reinforce continuity in the wake of flooding events. Phase 1:…
War Gaming the Trade War: How Businesses Can Strategically Navigate the Global Tariff Landscape
As the global economy reels from escalating trade tensions—particularly between the United States and key economic powers—businesses are entering a period of increased volatility. Tariff hikes, retaliatory duties, and shifting diplomatic relations are creating a high-stakes chessboard where the next move could significantly impact profits, supply chains, and even long-term…
Preparing for Crisis: The Complex Realities of Evacuating International Staff from Taiwan
Article written by Ruben Hoornveld Recent shifts in cross-strait dynamics underscore the need for comprehensive evacuation planning in Taiwan. Increased Chinese military posturing, coupled with sophisticated grey-zone tactics, highlights the delicate balance between deterrence and escalation. International companies and organizations operating in or around Taiwan must prepare their staff not…
Why Your Cyber Incident Response Will Fail – And How to Fix It
Cyberattacks are no longer an “if” but a “when.” Organizations invest heavily in cybersecurity tools, firewalls, and endpoint detection, yet many still fail miserably when an actual incident occurs. Why? Because incident response isn’t just about having a plan—it’s about execution. Even the most well-documented response plans can fall apart…