Risk Management in the Digital Age
With the digital age changing at a lightning speed, the face of risk management is altering its course too. Organizations need to monitor the evolving risk landscape in this technological world and to stay ahead in foreseeing the dangers which they may not have...
ISO 22301 Explained in Simple Terms
When you’re overseeing your company’s operations, you should leave no stone unturned to keep everything running smoothly. In industry speak, it’s known as business continuity management. Since companies are dealing with all sorts of disruption—from IT security issues...
Prepare Your Business: The 6 Stages of a Crisis
Let’s face it: there is no such thing as a perfect company. Every business makes mistake at some point. However, a good preparation and planning can prevent mistakes from escalating into a crisis. A crisis can disrupt normal business operations due to its unexpected...
Reasons Why Every Business Needs a Disaster Recovery Plan
Regardless of company size and industry, every business needs a disaster recovery plan. In a survey conducted by the National Archives & Records Administration in Washington, D.C., United States, researchers found that 93 percent of companies that suffered data...
Lessons from 5 High Profile Crisis Communication Cases
Every thriving business is a magnet to both success and crisis. These polarities exist to test the mettle of your company and thus, help it survive in the industry, where losses and liabilities are as common as assets and earnings. Part of the reason a company can...
10 Tips to Manage Social Media Crisis
Truth be told, social media can make and break a brand. A single post, whether it’s positive or negative, can go viral in just a few hours, even minutes, and launch your brand or business into the spotlight. Social media adds new layers of both opportunities and risks...
A Guide to Business Continuity Planning
Whoever can predict that a disaster is about to strike? No one. Rare is the occasion we get a heads up. Even with some lead time, multiple things can go wrong because every incident is unique, out of anyone’s control, and unfolds in unforeseen ways. This is where...
