Crisis Emergency vs. Routine Emergency
The ability to distinguish between routine and crisis emergencies is crucial for effective emergency management and response. While routine emergencies…
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The DORA regulation will affect financial services organizations. Complying with DORA presents many challenges.
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Myth vs. reality: 10 Myths about AI in critical event management
This blog addresses the top 10 myths surrounding AI in risk intelligence and crisis management. By separating fact from fiction, we’ll reveal how AI empowers organizations to make smarter, faster, and more resilient decisions.
Workplace violence by the numbers
Workplace violence is a problem that cannot be ignored. No employer is immune from the problem and there is no…
Designing business continuity training exercises
Business continuity training exercises are a key aspect of any organization’s business continuity program. Exercises allow organizations to fine tune…
Clery Act: What you need to report and communicate
Clery Act Reporting and Communication Title XI, more commonly referred to as the Clery Act, has a laundry list of…
Lone worker safety – Out of sight but never out of mind
Chances are your organization is made up of at least some lone workers. Or maybe, you are a lone worker?…
Workplace violence preparedness: Designing an active shooter exercise
With most active shooter incidents being over in mere minutes, training exercises should be an integral part of an organization’s…
Expanding duty of care through location-awareness
With a significant portion of the workforce transition to mobile work – 72% by 2020 according to IDC, organizations must…
Community policing: Lower the crime rate in your jurisdiction
One of the most common benchmarks that law enforcement agencies and the media leverage to gauge the effectiveness of a jurisdiction’s…
Community policing: How to catch criminals faster
There are an infinite number of places for criminals to hide after they commit a crime, making it extremely difficult…
An expanding mobile workforce requires a new approach to duty of care
With more than 72 percent of U.S. workers expected to be mobile by 2020, according to IDC, organizations need to…
Developing a hospital emergency incident command system (HEICS)
A hospital emergency incident command system (HEICS) is a team of people, trained to respond to an incident — anything…
Workplace violence expands beyond traditional work environments
In the past, organizations only had to worry about workplace violence within the office. While this is still prevalent, the…
