This week, Charlie discusses the evidence behind cyber attacks indirectly causing the death and injury of people. Also, the importance of exercises to train employees on how to work efficiently during a cyber attack.
Human resource (HR) leaders have a crucial role in workplace emergency management. They should support all stages of the emergency ‘incident lifecycle’ and need to take ownership of two critical steps says Todd Miller.
After witnessing a near miss incident during a fishing competition, Charlie reiterates the importance of health and safety checks, risk assessments, and great response plans.
This week, Charlie discusses why using a simpler incident response model is better suited for clients.
For many organisations, a business continuity exercise is seen as a necessary evil rather than something that is regularly embraced as a way of improving your team’s capabilities. Here, Andy Osborne offers three tips for improving your BC exercising strategy.
This week, Charlie is bringing the TMF music festival to us! After seeing a band carry on without their lead singer, Charlie has written some great business continuity takeaways from this event.
“James [McAlister] was very engaging and a very good tutor.”
