We publish weekly updates from the business continuity world, covering recent news items or reflecting on our travels and experiences with clients.
Charlie addresses topics from a Business Continuity perspective and you might be surprised how much of today’s news relates to BC! Providing valuable insight, Charlie raises critical questions which will surely encourage you to reconsider your Business Continuity plans.
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the usefulness of the UK’s National Risk Register and categorises the risks depending on the area they may affect. A couple of weeks ago,
Continuing/following on from his bulletin on backups in December, this week Charlie looks at them in more detail and provides some useful points to consider in our own organisations. I
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses what a polycrisis is, what its characteristics are defined as, and its impact on business continuity practitioners and crisis managers. The media and press
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the impact of the devastating fires in Los Angeles and gives an important insight into what we can learn from the event. This week,
In today’s bulletin, Charlie discusses backups and looks at some reasons why hackers may be able to access your backups. As many of the readers of this bulletin will know,
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the recent Gregg Wallace scandal and gives an insight into what we can learn from the accusations. The news over the last few days,
In today’s bulletin, Charlie discusses how AI can be used to create a photo and gives an insight into how these photos can be used as part of an exercise.
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the use of a traffic light system to show the status of an incident and looks at the positives of implementing this system. For
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses steps to consider when planning on visiting a disaster site and gives an insight into some examples of well-known visitors at recent disasters. Last