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Why large format printing has a future
Even as disaster response teams begins to embrace smaller format devices that make operations more ...
Govt will not fight cyber security war alone
The Internet has transformed the way many advanced societies work, live and play. It has ...
Preview IFSEC 2009
IFSEC, the world’s largest annual security event, returns in 2009 to the NEC Birmingham ...
Earthquakes in Asia: Whole Lotta Shakin’
With the world entering a new cycle of vicious earthquakes, businesses in Asia need to ...
Why large format printing has a future
Even as disaster response teams begins to embrace smaller format devices that make operations more flexible and mobile, large format printing still plays an important role in how the public sector responds to emergency situations. So says Santiago Morera, the Vice President & General Manager of Hewlett Packard’s large format printing business.
BCP ignorance slows Asia's response to H1N1
A lack of awareness of business continuity planning (BCP) is ...
US city trials emergency notification system
The Columbus City Government plans to use an emergency notification ...
12 May 2009 | News
India: security threat cuts visit to stores and hotels
Indian’s heightened sense of insecurity over the past six months after the Mumbai attacks has led them to change their recreational behaviour in several significant ways.
4 May 2009 | News
Telecommuting: the way to avoid swine flu?
The possibility of a widespread swine flu outbreak is prompting companies to think about business continuity and how options such as tele-work may become necessary.
22 April 2009 | News
Indonesia govt admits poor disaster strategy
Many of Indonesia’s regions remain unprepared for disasters and have no prevention or management strategy, despite the country’s high vulnerability to floods, landslides and earthquakes, say government officials.
22 April 2009 | News
Climate disasters to affect 375m by 2015: Oxfam
The international aid agency fears that the sharp increase in climate-related disaster could overwhelm emergency responses
3 March 2009 | Feature
The BCM bubble
What does it really mean for an individual to be “certified” in business continuity?
3 March 2009 | Feature
How to create a culture of continuity
Abdulrahman Al-Onaizan, Head of Business Continuity Management at Arab National Bank, explains how his organisation succeeded in establishing award-winning BCM practices.
2 March 2009 | News
Glasgow Airport attack response: a lesson for Mumbai
The response to the terrorist attack on Glasgow International Airport in June 2005 is a text-book example of how a business can quickly return to normal after a major incident, the President of Singapore’s Business Continuity Group (BCG), Jaspar Tan, said at a security briefing last week.
2 March 2009 | News
Joined-up approach for corporate security urged
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has urged companies to align more closely IT security with other corporate security functions, after conducting a study of 10 FTSE companies with the aim of discovering ‘what a 21st century security function looks like’.
2 March 2009 | News
Singapore Police holds counter-terrorism briefing
The Singapore Police Force held a security briefing for local businesses last week (Friday 27 February) as part of a plan to involve the local community in counter-terrorism measures. The briefing was prompted by last November’s Mumbai attacks in which international terrorism claimed its first Singaporean victim.
3 December 2008 | News
Secure your network with LockIT
Innovative outlet lock and locking patch cords can be used to secure RJ45-style connectors and active equipment
24 November 2008 | Research
Disaster or attack expected within four years
A survey of leading security experts in the United States predicts that disaster will inevitably strike - but that this is more likely to be natural disaster rather than a terrorist attack.
24 November 2008 | News
ADB to help develop regional disaster risk insurance scheme
The Asian Development Bank is funding a project to create risk insurance schemes for the region’s to better cope with natural disasters.
21 November 2008 | Interview
Disaster management: a recipe for sustainable development
Facing social & economic implications of unforeseen shock events, governments and organisations need to work together to better prepare, respond & mitigate, writes Ray Shirkhodai, Executive Director of Pacific Disaster Centre.
13 November 2008 | Research
Cybercrime perceived as major business risk
A survey has found out that companies are taking a greater interest in protecting sensitive information and intellectual property from threats coming from the web.
6 November 2008 | Spotlight
Earthquakes in Asia: Whole Lotta Shakin’
With the world entering a new cycle of vicious earthquakes, businesses in Asia need to be more prepared for the tremors, says Nathaniel Forbes
3 November 2008 | Interview
Protecting the economic base of society
Ilan Mizrahi, former Chairman of Israel’s National Security Council and Deputy Director of Mossad, argues that private organisations are targets of terrorists and explains how they should protect themselves.
Bahrain’s Geographic Security System The GIS-based national
The GIS-based national security implementation which is the first of its kind in the ...
Earthquakes in Asia: Whole Lotta Shakin’
With the world entering a new cycle of vicious earthquakes, businesses in Asia need to ...
Cargo security at the world's busiest airport
What does it take to run security at an airport located at one of the ...
Preview IFSEC 2009
IFSEC, the world’s largest annual security event, returns in 2009 to the NEC Birmingham ...