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Double trouble: When climate change and cyber crime collide

everbridge

With this in mind, we advise our clients to build a flexible infrastructure that will allow them to respond to any event–or combination of events. This is especially important during hurricane season when many organizations confront cyber-attacks–a challenging, and increasingly common, confluence of events.

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The New Normal

BCP Builder

An impacts-oriented all-hazards approach will be worthwhile planning going forward (as it has been in the past). It has been on the radar for some time now, and impacts oriented planning vs scenario planning should be at the core of Business Continuity Planning.

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The New Normal

BCP Builder

An impacts-oriented all-hazards approach will be worthwhile planning going forward (as it has been in the past). It has been on the radar for some time now, and impacts oriented planning vs scenario planning should be at the core of Business Continuity Planning. Relocation Sites.

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Writing Incident Scenarios: An Operational Resilience Trend Returns

Plan B Consulting

This style of planning was particularly prevalent in the USA, where they have a multitude of different natural hazards, which were addressed in business continuity plans. However, you ended up with a plan consisting of 10-15 scenarios, most of which contained a checklist of actions that were the same for every event.

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Writing Incident Scenarios: An Operational Resilience Trend Returns

Plan B Consulting

This style of planning was particularly prevalent in the USA, where they have a multitude of different natural hazards, which were addressed in business continuity plans. However, you ended up with a plan consisting of 10-15 scenarios, most of which contained a checklist of actions that were the same for every event.

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Is the UK National Risk Register 2025 Any Use to Business Continuity Practitioners?

Plan B Consulting

The report is fairly comprehensive, covering 96 risks split into the following categories: Terrorism, Cyber, State Threats, Geographic and Diplomatic Risks, Accidents and Systems Failure, Natural and Environmental Hazards, Human, Animal and Plant Health, Societal, and Conflict and Instability.