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NEW SURVEY NAMES CYBERSECURITY, TERRORISM TOP BUSINESS CONTINUITY THREATS
Professionals Certified in Business Continuity Share Upcoming Challenges NEW YORK - April 20 - Disaster Recovery Institute International ('DRI'), t ... Continue Reading
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No Business Continuity Plan For COVID-19? Start Here.
From a safe social distance, I’ve been fielding frantic calls from organizations that don’t have a business continuity plan to help them respond to the spread of the COVID-19 global pandemic. I’ve also gotten calls from those who do, but there is nothing in it for a pandemic scenario, which manifests itself differently from natural disasters or cyberattacks. If you don't have a business continuity plan in place, these basic steps will help get you started:
Disaster Recovery Plan: essential for the efficient functioning of organizations (Spanish Language)
It is necessary that a Disaster Recovery Plan is adjusted to the needs of each company ... for this it is recommended to have the support of certified personnel in reference frameworks such as those of the DRI (Disaster Recovery Institute International).
PM Tampa Bay with Ryan Gorman - How to Navigate Your Business Through the Coronavirus Shutdown
Ryan and Felix talk to disaster relief expert Chloe Demvrosky about how businesses should navigate the coronavirus outbreak and subsequent economic turmoil.
How firms move to secret offices amid Covid-19
Pandemics are a very specific kind of crisis, notes Chloe Demrovsky, president and chief executive of Disaster Recovery Institute International. The main threat that firms have been preparing for in recent years has been a major cyber-attack, she says: “Pandemic was kind of sitting on the back burner.”
Newsmax Now with John Bachman
DRI President and CEO Chloe Demrovsky was interviewed on COVID-19 and its effect on businesses and the economy.