In this era of disruption, business continuity planning alone isn’t enough. BCPs need to be tested regularly to ensure the organization is ready for...

For some time now, attacks on critical infrastructure have been prolific. Australia stands out, though, as one of the few G20 countries to advance...

One of the most difficult questions to answer in incident response is where. To answer it, incident managers need situational awareness.

That’s...

Mental health in the workplace is once again in the news. Why? In New South Wales, claims for psychological injury at work are increasing at a rate...

To address multifaceted risk, organizations must invest in their resilience. The open question, though, is how to do it systematically, in today’s...

When it comes to incident response, resource and asset management involves coordinating and oversight over the application of tools, processes,...

Speed in incident response has always been important. Of course, speed is never guaranteed, especially speed during complex incidents. How to get...

We’ve heard of operational resilience, the ability to deliver operations, including critical operations and core business lines, through a disruption...

Last month ended with a major change in global infrastructure regulation. Indeed, with the National Security Memorandum on Critical Infrastructure,...

Last month, FEMA released its draft National Resilience Guidance for review. For organizations of any stripe, the document provides high-level,...

Execution speed, i.e., how fast resources, people, and processes are mobilized, has always been integral in incident response and management. A...

The last years have witnessed a revolution in technology, increased availability of data, and a take-off in business models. These forces have all...