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.
Following on from last week’s blog about the recent Glasgow Central Station fire, Charlie discusses the actions of Lamin Kongira and gives an insight into the different types of heroes during an
In today’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the recent fire in Glasgow and the effects it has had on the local community. Although I don’t live in Glasgow itself but in Houston,
In this bulletin, Charlie discusses how business continuity has evolved in response to COVID‑19, the rise of cyber threats, geopolitical instability (including the Middle Eastern war), and supply chain vulnerabilities,
In today’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the debate of aspirational vs achievable RTOs (Recovery Time Objectives) and looks at the types of incidents and their impact on our organisation’s RTO. We
In today’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the cyber incident on the Polish Grid last December, and gives an insight into the similarities to recent attacks in Ukraine. I have wanted to
In today’s bulletin, Charlie discusses how to manage a cyber attack involving a supplier and explains the importance of planning for a potential issue. This week I was on site
In today’s bulletin, Charlie gives an insight into the latest trends in ransomware data and how this has changed in the last few years. It has been three years since
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses the concept of Minimum Viable Business (MVB) and gives an insight into how this can be implemented in our own organisations. I came across
In this week’s bulletin, Charlie discusses payment diversion fraud and how organisations can protect themselves from fraudsters aiming to access financial transactions. I receive daily emails from The Record which
In his first bulletin of the year, Charlie discusses his business continuity resolutions that he is taking into 2026. In addition to my usual resolutions of going to the gym,