Our experts discuss key issues, trends, and best practices, and answer your critical questions about business continuity.
2020 not only demonstrated that business continuity is much more than making plans to deal with disasters and disruptions. It also cemented that it’s an integral part of a broader resilience effort.
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In this webinar, we look at resetting your perspective to achieve the right level of resilience.
In this webinar co-hosted with Disaster Recovery Journal (DRJ), our presenters discuss the core tenets of operational resilience for all industries and sectors, and how…
Hear our panel of Castellan global resilience experts take questions from attendees related to business continuity planning in 2021…
With time to make an agreement between the UK and the European Union running out and the UK Government ruling out any extension to the current relationship, businesses are facing the prospect of handling the issues associated with a no-deal Brexit in a few months’ time.
The health and public sectors have been at the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic response, and feedback has pointed to community communication being one of the common difficulties experienced by these organizations.
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Does your business continuity program feel stuck? Are you struggling to get meaningful engagement from key stakeholders that drives real action?
From COVID-19 to civil unrest and beyond, the events of 2020 led to cascading impacts for many organizations. In turn, however, these same events put business continuity front and center – with executives and key stakeholders more engaged than ever.
Over the past year, the novel coronavirus outbreak has brought an increased focus on planning and response to a pandemic.
Hear our panel of Castellan global resilience experts take questions from attendees related to COVID-19 and pandemic preparedness, response, and recovery and provide insight.
This webinar is designed to improve the knowledge on businesses surviving the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic.
In today’s interconnected environment, companies increasingly rely on external parties for an essential part of their business. While important to growth and efficiency, outsourcing also creates an inherent risk of being adversely affected by a third-party service disruption.