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business continuity
Tracey Rice Named to DRJ Executive Council

January 14, 2021

ARNOLD, Mo. – Tracey Rice was recently appointed to the Disaster Recovery Journal Executive Council. Rice is the senior vice president of customer success at Fusion Risk Management. “We are delighted to have Tracey join the executive council,” said Bob Arnold, DRJ president. “She is an amazing mentor with a tremendous amount of work experience…

crisis management
How to Balance Legal and Communication Advice in A Crisis, and Why It’s Important

Tony Jaques | November 17, 2020

Just about every crisis manager knows the legal and reputational risk after a crisis is often much greater than during the crisis. Those risks persist through the recovery phase and deep into the weeks and months long after the event which triggered the crisis has faded from the headlines. At the same time, just about…

risk management
Operational Resilience: At Its Core, It’s ‘Business Continuity Done Right’

Brian Zawada & Ian Crabb | November 17, 2020

As part of a global company that helps organizations prepare for disruption, we get the unique opportunity to hear about hundreds of approaches and perspectives on getting readiness “right.” Naturally, we are spending a lot of time talking about COVID-19 lessons learned and preparing in case the situation escalates even further. We are also spending…

disaster recovery
Rethinking Disaster Recovery for Cloud-based SaaS Applications

Jerome Wendt | November 17, 2020

Dropbox. Google Workspaces (formerly G Suite). Microsoft Office 365. Salesforce. These software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings represent some of the business-critical applications which organizations increasingly obtain from cloud providers. As organizations adopt these cloud-based SaaS offerings, they must rethink how they protect and recover data stored in them. Using cloud-based SaaS applications organizations no longer control the…

crisis management
Crisis Management in Unstable Times

MICHAEL HERRERA & RICHARD LONG | November 17, 2020

As everyone who has ever stubbed their toe knows, the world can be a dangerous place. Business is not immune to this reality. In fact, sometimes it seems to have a big target painted on its back. Crises and emergencies happen all the time in the world of business and organizations. Equipment catches fire, chemicals…

risk management
COVID-19 and the Digital Evolution: How to Create a Power Management Playbook

Ed Spears & Arthur Mulligan | November 17, 2020

If the past few months have taught us anything, it’s that responding to the challenges posed by COVID-19 is going to be more of a marathon than a sprint. As outlined in a new report from the Uptime Institute, some experts believe the virus could become endemic and recur on an annual or seasonal basis,…

disaster recovery
Healthcare Cybersecurity in the Age of COVID-19: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Level of Distraction

Jeffrey Sullivan | November 17, 2020

The healthcare industry has always been and will continue to be the target of ransomware and other cyberattacks. These breaches, like the string of attacks which have recently hit several major hospitals and health systems, have exposed the security vulnerabilities of several of our nation’s most trusted healthcare institutions. More valuable on the black market…

business continuity
In Business Continuity, One Size Planning Does Not Fit All

Tracey (Wilder) Mayer | November 17, 2020

A prevailing myth about business continuity planning is that you can develop a plan for one company and then easily replicate it for another via a simple “search and replace.” If only it was that simple. While there are common elements in all business continuity plans, there are many organization-specific factors and nuances which must…

February 3, 2021 – Using Mass Notification to Accomplish Your 2021 Business Continuity Goals

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