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Travel Risk Review: How to Prepare for Evolving Concerns and Mitigate Risk
As travel continues to ramp back up, many organizations are uncertain about the new risk landscape and how to keep travelers safe.
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Reputational Risk: Slow to Build, Quick to Lose
Reputational risks are unavoidable. Reputational damage is avoidable. Reputational risk is the damage that can occur to a business when it fails to meet the expectations of its stakeholders and is thus negatively perceived. It can affect any business, regardless of size or industry. This threat is real for all organizations — large corporations, small businesses as well as government agencies and non-profits. Andy Ziegler shares personal lessons and simple steps that can help protect your company’s reputation as you respond to a crisis.
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How Has Your Organization Managed Supply Chain and Other Top Risks? Tell DRI in This Quick Survey!
Resilience professionals have no shortage of challenges - extreme weather, cyber attacks, the continuing supply chain crisis, to name a few. Take this short survey to let DRI International know what’s at the top of your list. Your replies are a critical component of the DRI Future Vision Committee’s upcoming 8th annual Trends and Predictions Reports. Each year, these reports document the risks faced by the resilience community, and how they may evolve. Both the industry and the media use these reports to gain key insights and analysis of the global factors that are shaping the industry, what to expect, and how to prepare.
Survey link >>Understated Costs: Gaps in the climate data may mean heat related deaths around the world may be severely undercounted
Only 11 heat waves were reported in all of Africa between 2000 and 2020, with three of those being outside of the continent’s northwest.
Read MoreSending Help: The US can benefit greatly by helping build disaster management strategies in Southeast Asia
Funds invested in disaster management offer great returns in terms of disaster risk reduction.
Read MoreDetailed Reporting: A proposed Canadian cybersecurity law would require organizations to immediately report security breaches
Focusing on vital services, the law would also require organizations to implement cybersecurity programs, and improve information sharing.
Read MoreA Speedy Response: The best way to get yourself back up and running quickly after a disaster is to prepare in advance
Recovery times are hugely influenced by organization readiness.
Read MoreWalking Through: What can you do to validate your cybersecurity response capabilities?
Until you’ve confirmed your plans via testing, you can’t be confident in how they’ll work.
Read MoreA Better Balance: A new global report from the UN indicates countries with greater involvement of women in leadership do better in crisis response
The report also points to the importance of universal social protection and care systems, particularly with respect to the pandemic.
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DRJ's Fall Conference: The Evolution of Resilience September 11 - 14, 2022 Phoenix, AZ
The largest event dedicated to managing risk and resiliency in 2022. Reduce downtime. Increase workplace safety. More secure data. Reduce overall risk. Gain new skills. DRJ Fall will provide you with all the tools and knowledge to respond to today’s disruptions and tomorrow’s emerging threats!
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BCI Operational Resilience Report 2022 Now available to download!
The Business Continuity Institute announces the launch of their BCI Operational Resilience Report. This insightful piece of research examines how different organizations, across many sectors, understand operational resilience while taking a look at the steps they have taken to achieve it and whether legislation is motivating organizations to implement it.
Some of the key findings include:
- More than three-quarters of organizations have or are developing an operational resilience program.
- Many countries around the world are now working to develop and implement operational resilience regulations.
- Respondents identified ‘embedding operational resilience into the fabric of the organization’ as the key challenge facing its implementation.
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