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Have Cyber Attacks Killed People?

Crisis Management, InfoSecuritySeptember 14, 2022206Views 0Likes 0Comments

Charlie Maclean-Bristol discusses the evidence behind cyber attacks indirectly causing the death and injury of people, and the importance of exercises to train employees on working efficiently during a cyber attack.

Why Empathy is important when disaster strikes

Why Empathy Is Critical When Disaster Strikes

Crisis Management, Crisis Management and Crisis CommunicationJune 20, 2022331Views 0Likes 0Comments

Why Empathy Is Critical When Disaster Strikes by Tony Jaques Ph.D., Director of Issue Outcomes Pty. Ltd. and author of Crisis Counsel: Navigating Legal and Communication Conflict When a boatload of tourists was involved in an incident in remote northwest Australia, and more than a dozen were taken to the hospital – some with serious injuries…

Tony Jaques On Why You Should Not Ignore A Grey Rhino Crisis

Don’t let a Grey Rhino ignored become a crisis ensured

Crisis Management, Crisis Management and Crisis CommunicationJune 6, 2022360Views 0Likes 0Comments

Unlike Black Swan events, which are highly improbable, with catastrophic impact, Grey Rhino events are highly probable, high impact yet neglected threats that occur after a series of warnings and visible evidence.

When should corporates take a stand on high-profile social issues?

Crisis Management, Crisis Management and Crisis CommunicationMay 21, 2022487Views 0Likes 0Comments

The likely overthrow of Roe v Wade to limit access to abortion in the United States has highlighted whether and when business corporations should take a stand on controversial social issues.

Speak up or shut up? The Great Communication Conundrum

Crisis Management, Crisis Management and Crisis CommunicationMay 5, 2022263Views 0Likes 0Comments

When you’re in the public spotlight over a high-profile issue, the first question is: “What shall we say to the media?” But another important question is: “Should we say anything at all?”

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How the Russia boycott has upended corporate issue activism

Crisis Management, Crisis Management and Crisis CommunicationMarch 17, 2022223Views 0Likes 0Comments

How the Russia boycott has upended corporate issue activism By Tony Jaques Ph.D., Director of Issue Outcomes Pty. Ltd. and author of Crisis Counsel: Navigating Legal and Communication Conflict The lightning pace of businesses boycotting Russia over the invasion of Ukraine means corporate activism on social and political issues will never be the same. Official sanctions in…

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MIT Professional Education Crisis Management & Business Resiliency Course

Business Continuity, Crisis ManagementMarch 9, 202220KViews 0Likes 0Comments

MIT Professional Education is offering its popular and comprehensive Crisis Management & Business Resiliency Course twice this year

Invasion of Ukraine increases cybersecurity crisis risk everywhere

Crisis Management, Crisis Management and Crisis Communication, InfoSecurity, Risk ManagementMarch 3, 2022629Views 0Likes 0Comments

What specifically can organisations do to help minimize the risk of a cybersecurity crisis?

Is This the Most Difficult Crisis Question to Answer in a Crisis?

Crisis Management, Crisis Management and Crisis CommunicationFebruary 17, 2022435Views 0Likes 0Comments

When it comes to crisis management, that most difficult question is: “When did you first know about this?”

FREE WHITE PAPER: Rhinos and Risk Assessments

Crisis Management, Crisis Management and Crisis Communication, Disaster Preparedness, Pandemics, Risk Management, Special OffersFebruary 11, 2022260Views 0Likes 0Comments

FREE WHITE PAPER Rhinos and Risk Assessments: Adjusting risk Assessment Methodologies to Account for ‘Unforeseeable’ Events By Dr. Jo Robertson It is wrong to describe the COVID-19 pandemic as a "black swan" (i.e. a catastrophic event that no one saw coming). Far more apt would be to call it a ‘grey rhino’…