Operational Incident Management for Utilities: Building True Operational Resilience
Operational incident management for utilities is the set of processes, capabilities and technologies that determine how an energy, water or gas organisation detects, coordinates and resolves operational disruptions, and how ...
Media coverage for Crises Control pandemic toolkit
Crises Control is generating media coverage for its new pandemic response toolkits which allow its customers across the globe to reach out to employees and ...
Building organisational resilience – a guide for business
All businesses must navigate a rapidly changing risk environment characterised by globalisation, disruptive technologies, increasing supply chains, climate change and an accelerating rate of change ...
Crises Control helps customers respond to pandemic crisis threat
With the novel Coronavirus COVID19 now present in more than 35 countries and more than 80,000 infections reported, the World Health Organisation is believed to ...
Don’t rely on a telephone call tree, even an automated one
Way back in digital pre-history, say around 2004, before the explosion of web 2.0 and social media, the telephone call tree had its place. It ...
Don’t get put out of commission like Travelex
The critical cyber event currently affecting Travelex could yet be an existential one for the company. Their operations have now been ‘out of commission’ as ...
Operational resilience in a complex world
Crises that threaten the reputation and operations of an organization are becoming an everyday occurrence. As the business environment becomes more complex, resilience continues to ...
Crises Control Middle East Cloud offering now available
Middle East Cloud Offering by Crises Control Today, Crises Control is taking a major step forward to help support the resilience of our customers in ...
Knowledge is important but information is critical in a crisis
No-one can question the bravery of the people who were involved in providing help and succour to the victims of the London Bridge/Borough Market terrorist ...
Airline operators given 15 minutes to issue critical incident communications
On 17 April 2018, a passenger on Southwest Airlines flight 1380 from New York to Dallas became the first person to live-stream commentary and video ...
Is your company crisis communications ready?
Crises always put a company under intense scrutiny, whether from internal stakeholders such as employees and investors or external stakeholders such as suppliers, customers, regulators ...
Housing Technology: Mitigating Business Disruption Events
Crises Control Managing Director, Shalen Sehgal, has written an article for the March 2019 issue of leading publication Housing Technology Magazine on how the social ...
The evolution of mass communication
The history of mass communication stretches from prehistoric forms of art and writing, through basic printing technology from around 800AD; the invention of Gutenberg’s printing ...
Managing effective routine business communications
Every business needs to communicate reliably and effectively to be successful and understand who has received the message and who has not. Each communication may ...
Face up to your data protection duties before you are hit with a fine
Facebook has been hit this week with another massive data breach which has rocked both its share price and its reputation. The hack saw sophisticated ...
Crises Control nominated for Cloud DR and Continuity Product of the Year 2018
I am delighted to announce that Crises Control, the mass notification, multi-channel, business continuity platform and crisis response solution, has been shortlisted for Cloud DR and ...
Crises Control v5.2 launches with new features and GDPR compliant security enhancements
As Product Development Manager for Crises Control, I am very pleased to announce the successful launch of Version 5.2 of our platform. We pride ourselves ...
Communications that fits your purpose
Have you ever asked yourself, what communications channels does your company use and are they truly fit for purpose? Your number one communications channel is ...
Best practice #6 – Practice makes perfect
In the previous blogs in this series on best practice in BC planning, I looked at identifying and mitigating the risks to your corporate environment, ...
Building business and community resilience together
Helping companies and communities to build resilience into their operations and networks is the mission that Crises Control was created to achieve. So when we were introduced ...
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 ...
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, ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
