In this episode of the Managing Uncertainty Podcast, Bryghtpath Principal & Chief Executive Bryan Strawser along with Consultant Bray Wheeler, discuss roles and responsibilities in a business continuity program. Topics discussed include ISO 22301, Business Continuity Governance, roles and responsibilities, executive sponsors, program managers, program management, business continuity leadership, boards of directors, and many more. …
Bryghtpath publishes new chaos engineering whitepaper
Today, we’re excited to announce the release of our latest whitepaper “Chaos Engineering: How intentionally harming your systems can improve your resiliency.” This whitepaper was authored by Bryghtpath Principal & CEO Bryan Strawser. Our whitepaper provides a strategic overview of chaos engineering as a disaster recovery and resiliency strategy for organizations of any size. The …
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Managing Uncertainty Podcast – Episode #63: Prioritizing Top Risks
Once you’ve created your initial crisis management framework, how do you go about prioritizing your top risks for additional situation-based planning? That’s the topic that we dive into today in this week’s edition of the Managing Uncertainty Podcast. Bryghtpath Principal & CEO Bryan Strawser along with Consultant Bray Wheeler talk about how to shift from …
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Top Business Continuity & Crisis Management Podcasts
Business continuity and crisis management are often topics that business leaders are reluctant to talk about – and often an area where they are reluctant to invest resources. However, business continuity and crisis management are critical areas for any organization – they deserve careful planning, investment, growth, and coordination. For business leaders charged with driving …
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Managing Uncertainty Podcast – Episode #53: Hong Kong Protests
Over the past several weeks, Hong Kong has been the site of some of the largest protests we’ve seen in history – by some accounts, over two million people took to the streets to protest Hong Kong’s proposed new extradition statutes. Following the protests, the current Chief Executive of Hong Kong temporarily suspended the bills …
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Major Business Continuity Incidents from 2016-2018
History has proven the importance of a business being prepared for what might appear to be an unlikely event. As the following major business continuity incidents from the 2016-2018 demonstrate, even businesses that should be well prepared for disruption have had opportunities along the way. 2017 – Atlantic Hurricane Season Over a five-month period from June …
Validating your Business Impact Analysis Results
In an earlier post this year, I talked about the importance of validating the Business Impact Analysis (BIA) results. In today’s post, I want to address the actual validation process. In small to medium-sized organizations, a Business Continuity Manager will have easier access to senior leaders in order to gain alignment on BIA results. If you …
Managing Uncertainty – Episode #35: Alternate Workplace Strategies for Business Continuity
What happens when you find yourself in the middle of a crisis, some of your facilities are impacted, and suddenly you need to relocate several critical teams to an alternate workplace for an indeterminate period of time. If you have planned well, then you’re ready to execute your plan. But if you haven’t…. In this …
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