Preparing for Crisis: The Complex Realities of Evacuating International Staff from Taiwan

Apr 22, 2025 | Emergency Management

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...

Effective Emergency Evacuations: Ensuring Safety and Preparedness in Crisis 

Nov 25, 2024 | Emergency Management

An effective emergency evacuation plan is crucial for the safety and security of any organization. In times of crisis, whether due to natural disasters, fires, or other threats, a well-executed evacuation can save lives and minimize chaos. Below are key components...

The Critical Role of Ransomware Tabletop Exercises in Hospital Crisis Management 

Jun 10, 2024 | Tabletop Exercises

In the digital age, hospitals are not only centers of healthcare but also hubs of vast data and technology-dependent operations. The threat of ransomware—malicious software that encrypts files and demands a ransom for their release—poses a significant risk to the...

Earthquake Prep: LA’s Tabletop Exercise Blueprint – Your Tabletop Exercise Guide to Earthquake Preparedness in Los Angeles

Mar 27, 2024 | Tabletop Exercises

Nestled along the infamous San Andreas fault line, Los Angeles is perpetually on the brink of nature’s formidable shake. This geographical positioning marks it as a site of awe-inspiring natural beauty and a focal point for discussions on earthquake...

Crisis Pros Get Ready:  Politically And Culturally Driven Crises Are Here To Stay 

Jan 4, 2024 | Crisis Management

New and potentially more dangerous kinds of crises, politically driven crises, are today threatening businesses as well as most other types of organizations. We’re not referring here to macro political crises such wars or revolutions, which would obviously hinder...