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Key risk scenarios that require crisis or business continuity planning

January 11, 2019 By //  by Bryan Strawser

Essential for protecting the integrity of operational functions, minimizing financial and data loss and safeguarding the well-being of personnel, business/crisis continuity planning constitutes a foundation on which businesses can quickly maintain, monitor and recover most, if not all, processes when a high-risk event unexpectedly occurs. Business continuity planning also establishes a rigorous agenda to ensure …

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Helping employees recognize and report suspicious or threatening behavior

December 10, 2018 By //  by Bryan Strawser

Everyone knows that workplace violence is a possibility regardless of industry – however, a number of recent studies point to the fact that this problem may be more severe than a lot of people likely realize. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, roughly two million American workers are the victim of workplace violence each …

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Current Issues: Best Practices for Mail Screening

October 25, 2018 By //  by Bryan Strawser

Given the last few days of activity around suspicious packages being sent to current & former Democratic Party leaders, celebrities, and news organizations, it’s worth taking a moment to review your organization’s mail screening and handling procedures. It’s important to point out that at this time, most of this bombing campaign appears aimed at a …

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Personal Safety in an Uncertain World

October 22, 2018 By //  by Bryan Strawser

We’re often asked to provide personal safety tips that might reduce the risk of becoming a victim of crime by our clients and others. As such, we’ve put together this brief list of common sense actions that you can take to help improve your personal safety & security. In any situation, following the “gift of …

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An Overview of the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS)

October 12, 2018 By //  by Bryan Strawser

A hospital incident command system (HICS) is an emergency response and preparedness system for hospitals. It enhances a hospital’s emergency capabilities both as an individual facility and as part of a broader response community. HICS also provides guidance for performing daily operations, pre-planned event and non-emergencies. HICSs began to be implemented during the late 1980s in the United States, …

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Lessons in Crisis Communications: Starbucks

October 10, 2018 By //  by Bryan Strawser

Often, when we hear of corporate missteps, the stories after are all about what a company did wrong. This is why it is so refreshing to see a business like Starbucks, which recently handled a serious PR issue with compassion and aplomb. Instead of the marred reputation that often follows a public relations misstep, Starbucks …

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Looking back at the 2017 Hurricane Season

October 5, 2018 By //  by Bryan Strawser

The 2017 hurricane season brought attention to a glaringly obvious fact: businesses, communities, and individuals in the United States need to do more to prepare themselves for these types of catastrophic disasters. The effects of the natural disasters that struck the country in 2017 were devastating. According to The Washington Post, the hurricanes that rocked …

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Lessons in Crisis Communications: Deepwater Horizon

September 24, 2018 By //  by Bryan Strawser

The Deepwater Horizon spill was among the worst environmental disasters in history. Eleven platform workers lost their lives when the rig exploded on April 20, 2010. Over 4.9 million barrels of crude oil were released into the Gulf of Mexico, and many experts say that irreversible damage may have been done to the local environment. In addition …

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