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What is Workplace Violence?
April marks Workplace Violence Prevention Awareness Month and with it, a campaign to increase awareness to recognize, prevent, and respond to...
The Role of Business Continuity Planning in Long-Term Strategy
Developing an effective business continuity plan (BCP) requires understanding your organization’s critical processes, dependencies, and risks. If...
Critical Infrastructure Regulation in the EU
It's no secret that critical infrastructure assets are increasingly under threat. Lawmakers are pulling policy levers to ensure organizations in...
Steps to Creating a Best-Practice Incident Action Plan (IAP)
A strong incident management program depends on a well-crafted incident action plan (IAP). A documented set of directives activated the moment an...
What’s a Workplace Chemical Protection Program (WCPP)?
Heavily regulated, chemical substances can present an unreasonable risk of injury to worker health or the environment.
That’s why regulators often...
5 Must-Have Incident Reporting Features in Crisis Management Software
When a crisis hits, teams need to be able to gather accurate information in a centralized, accessible space. That’s why crisis management programs...
Physical and Cyber Security Management: How to protect your organization from threats
Cyber resilience is on everyone’s mind. But security threats don’t just come from cyber actors. There’s been a noticeable increase in so-called...
4 Considerations When Choosing Emergency Management Software
With disasters on the rise, organizations can’t afford to rely on manual processes. They must, in fact, digitize their emergency and incident...
The Role of Emergency & Incident Management Software in Operationalizing Your Incident Action Plan
When an emergency occurs, every minute matters. Your organization had other plans for how to spend its time and focus its efforts, but now, you must...
The Cost of Non-Compliance: Why safety management software is a smart investment
This year, OSHA once again increased the maximum civil penalties it levies on employers who violate safety regulations. But the U.S. safety regulator...
How Crisis Management Software Supports Employee Safety & Wellbeing during Crises
For employers, worker safety is one of the most crucial responsibilities, enshrined in the duty of care obligation. What happens during a crisis,...
Digital Technology to Accelerate Incident Response
Execution speed, i.e., how fast resources, people, and processes are mobilized, has always been integral in incident response and management. A...
4 Capabilities to Consider in Selecting Crisis Management Software
Organizations today face a unique threat environment, which is forcing them to prioritize organizational resilience. However, many aren’t certain...
What is Crisis Communication? Crisis Communication Strategies
When crisis response goes awry, poor communication is often at fault. Poor communication typically takes any of the following forms:
- Withholding...
7 Attributes of a Crisis Management Capability
Crises are growing in kind, cost, and intensity. Which means that getting your crisis management capability off the ground has never been more...
The 8 Do’s and Don’ts of Crisis Communication
Crisis communication is easy to ignore when things go well but hard to ignore when things go wrong.
Indeed, some of the crises we remember best are...
6 Essential Elements of a Crisis Communication Plan
The crises we remember best are the communication disasters; flailing before the public, the hapless CEO grilled by relentless reporters and...
Getting Started with Business Continuity Testing
75% of businesses without a business continuity plan (BCP) fail three years after disaster. But in 2024, an untested BCP won’t offer much in the way...
Digital Strategies to Manage Third-Party Risk
It’s become clear, third-party risk is a huge deal. Companies are even outsourcing their critical functions especially to cloud-service providers...
What Clients Need to Implement ISO 22398
As clients well know, ISO 22398 lays out the procedures necessary for planning, implementing, managing, evaluating, reporting, and improving crisis...
What’s Going on with Collaboration in Crisis Management?
Covid proved a wake-up call for most organizations. They belatedly realized the importance of having an effective crisis management capability. But...
Crisis Communication: Top Client Challenges
Clients can intuit that business crises often become infamous when communication with stakeholders goes awry. But to get their crisis communication...
Seven Types of Crisis that Require a Business Continuity Plan
Business continuity is all about an organization’s level of readiness to maintain its critical functions in the event of a crisis or disruption. What...
