Exercise Objectives
In this 15th episode of the Whiteboard Wednesday video series, Rob discusses the importance of exercise objectives.
Corporations have a duty of care when it comes to their employees operating in unfamiliar environments. Preparing those employees for various threats is every evolving challenge. In this podcast, we talk to Charles Skinner who talks about some specific travel security challenges in Africa as well as what organizations can do to help protect their…
When your company is faced with a crisis, you need to have a plan of action. This includes knowing how you’re going to communicate what has happened and who will be in charge of handling it. The more prepared your team members are for this eventuality, the better they will be at keeping the situation…
As a CISO or technology leader, your organization’s ability to respond swiftly to incidents is critical. Most organizations struggle with their incident response tabletop exercises due to: Unrealistic Scenarios: Exercises that don’t accurately reflect real-world incidents lead to disengagement, reducing their effectiveness. Ineffective Evaluation: Poorly crafted tabletop exercises fail to properly assess the team’s ability…
In those first few moments of a fast-paced incident, it is essential that the Crisis Management Team (CMT) comes together quickly in an organized and disciplined manner. It is in these early stages of the incident when discipline is incredibly important. If discipline is lacking in the early stages of an incident, the management of…
Article written by Dani Andrews Amid rising disruptions to global economic and social standards, crisis management services have increased in demand. So much so, in fact, that a recent worldwide forecast from the data analysis provider Grand Market Insights estimates that the crisis management market is estimated to be worth around $121.4 billion. From 2024…
Being able to communicate during a crisis is essential for any organization. Understanding what to say and how to say it should be part of the crisis preparedness planning process. All stakeholders need to be addressed and your spokespersons should know what to say when the media request an interview. Have you ever considered being…
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