A crisis is a test of leadership. A test of systems. And a test of relationships. But it is also a test of values.
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FREE CHAPTER: Critical Infrastructure Risk Assessment: The Power of the Observation
In this chapter you will discover: • An overview of the concept of an “observation.” • The primary elements included in the observation as well as its format. • Fundamental considerations when performing and documenting the observation including...
Read moreIs This the Least Meaningful Crisis Defense?
When a crisis strikes it’s very natural to try and hide behind some sort of a defensive statement. Yet that statement needs to be meaningful and not just a fashionable cliché posing as a moral fig-leaf.
Read moreInformation Security Policies Made Easy – Version 14 NOW AVAILABLE
What’s new in INFORMATION SECURITY POLICIES MADE EASY Version 14? – Security Policy Library Update for the Common Policy Library (CPL) – Updated Security Policy Mappings – 39 Updated “Ready-to-Go” Sample...
Read moreFive Rules for Crisis Leadership, By Dr. Jo Robertson
Many thoroughly savvy executives fail to take the potential for crisis as seriously as they should. They might have great security plans, or they might be following so-called best practices in crisis management, but they are still woefully...
Read moreWEBINAR: How to Manage Legal and Communication Advice in a Crisis – And Do the Right Thing
WATCH THIS EXCLUSIVE WEBCAST WITH ONE OF THE WORLD’S FEW THOUGHT LEADERS ON CRISIS MANAGEMENT, DR TONY JAQUES Learning from the best: I have just had the privilege of hosting an exclusive webcast with one of the few genuine thought leaders...
Read moreHow to See Gray Rhinos
The COVID-19 pandemic was not a “black swan” (catastrophic event that came out of the blue and no one saw coming), it was a “gray rhino” which had long been predicted but leadership everywhere overlooked. As we move forward from the pandemic to...
Read moreShould top executives be penalized after a crisis?
Should top executives be penalized after a crisis? by Tony Jaques, PhD It’s human nature to demand that “heads should roll” when things go wrong. And politicians and business leaders have got used to pointless calls for them to resign after every...
Read moreBook Review: Cybersecurity Law, Standards, and Regulations, Second Edition
Check out this book review from Security Management Magazine, a publication of ASIS International Cybersecurity Law, Standards, and Regulations, Second Edition, by Tari Schreider Reviewed by Ronald L. Mendell, 1 September 2020 Click here for the...
Read moreRegister NOW for DRJ Fall 2020 Virtual Conference, September 28-October 1
Register NOW for DRJ Fall 2020 Virtual Conference September 28-October 1 Our extended virtual conference provides informative sessions, expert speakers, networking, and access to exhibitors you expect from DRJ, without the need to travel. Our DRJ...
Read more2020 Continuity Insights New York Conference to Be Held Virtually
Continuity Insights has announced that its 2020 New York Conference, originally scheduled for October 19, will transition to a virtual event after careful consideration of the circumstances caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The 9th Annual...
Read moreCritical Infrastructure Risk Assessment: The Definitive Threat Identification and Threat Reduction Handbook
WHAT DEVASTATING THREATS DOES YOUR CRITICAL FACILITY FACE? WHAT CAN YOU DO TO ADDRESS THOSE RISKS? Critical Infrastructure Risk Assessment is your hands-on, step-by-step guide to understanding, prioritizing, and mitigating, risk. Ernie Hayden...
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