After a major disaster hits, the last thing that small business owners may be worrying about is their credit cards – a mistake that could prove costly in days moving forward. An article in World [...]

With the devastation caused by Dorian still fresh in people’s minds, at least one meteorologist is calling for a revision in the scale used to describe hurricanes. "A low-end Category 5 with 160 mile-an-hour winds [...]

Like many cities in North America, Vancouver has found itself deeply affected by the opioid epidemic, with the Vancouver firefighters’ annual overdose calls reaching 5,000 in 2018, according to an article in The Globe and [...]

Ransomware continues to evolve as a threat to businesses. Shifting from isolated companies, designers and users of ransomware are now instead looking to infect the organizations than handle data and services for wider groups. Called [...]

Traditionally, disaster management organizations have only been involved with agriculture in a reactive manner after a natural disaster or other destructive event has already occurred. With natural disasters becoming both more frequent and more damaging, [...]

The nature of disaster recovery plans has changed over the years, from an era where virtually all resources were hosted in house to the current era, where IT departments are supervising a blend of centralized, [...]