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Communication Downtime in Crisis Management: How Crisis Management Software Can Help

Written by Anneri Fourie | Marketing Executive Effective communication is the backbone of any crisis management strategy. When communication systems fail during a crisis, the impact can extend far beyond the immediate disruption. It can lead to costly delays, poor decision-making, and even permanent damage to a company’s reputation. In this blog, we’ll explore how communication downtime directly affects crisis management, the financial implications,...
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Crises Control and ThreatSpike win Cyber Security Partnership of the Year 2017

Crises Control and ThreatSpike win Cyber Security Partnership of the Year 2017

I am delighted to announce that leading business disruption incident management tool, Crises Control, and cutting edge behavioural monitoring tool, ThreatSpike, have jointly won the category of Cyber Security Partnership of the Year in the prestigious CIR Risk Management Awards 2017. Crises Control and ThreatSpike win Cyber Security Partnership of the Year...
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Crises Control exhibiting at Air Cargo Handling Conference 2017

Crises Control exhibiting at Air Cargo Handling Conference 2017

Crises Control, the business continuity platform and quality assurance tool, is exhibiting at the Air Cargo Handling Conference 2017, to be held at the Corinthia Hotel, Budapest from 19-21 September. The airline industry is subject to a wide range of predictable events that have the potential to disrupt its smooth operations,...
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Crises Control and ThreatSpike are finalists in Risk Management Awards 2017

Crises Control and ThreatSpike are finalists in Risk Management Awards 2017

I am delighted to announce that leading business disruption incident management tool, Crises Control, and cutting edge behavioural monitoring tool, ThreatSpike, have been jointly shortlisted for the prestigious CIR Risk Management Awards 2017, in the Cyber Security Product/Partnership of the Year. Crises Control and ThreatSpike recently joined forces to provide an...
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BCI research confirms that social engineering is a top cause of cyber incidents

BCI research confirms that social engineering is a top cause of cyber incidents

Research commissioned by Crises Control from the BCI for their annual cyber resilience report 2016 confirms much of what we already suspected about the changing nature of the cyber threat and the way that cyber criminals have found new ways past corporate perimeter security. 66% of respondents to the survey reported that...
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Emergency Management

Those who fail to plan, plan to fail

Back in October 2015 the TalkTalk website was hacked with 157,000 customers' details accessed and 16,000 bank account and sort-codes stolen. News of the attack led to a fall of one third in the TalkTalk share price, and ultimately lost them 100,000 customers and cost an estimated £42million. TalkTalk were inadequately prepared,...
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If you are facing lions in the Coliseum, you need an exit strategy

If you are facing lions in the Coliseum, you need an exit strategy

The Romans could evacuate 50,000 people from the Coliseum within fifteen minutes. A remarkable feat of architectural planning, business continuity and resilience understanding. All of it done without modern day techniques and computer programmes and Health and Safety statutes. The current equivalent of the Coliseum is the football stadium, the...
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Corporate Resilience

Leading corporate resilience expert joins Crises Control

Introducing Richard Barnes - Corporate Resilience Expert Following my roles as Statutory Deputy Mayor of London, Chair of the London Resilience Forum and Chair of the 7 July Review Committee, I have been searching for a communications system that has the potential to enhance the resilience of cities and corporations...
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