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Lessons
Learned and Laughter:
Using
Availability Risk Management to Unlock the Full Potential of Your
Information Availability Program
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...You Had What You Needed All Along! The
wonder of making things happen in BC/DR is challenging! Resource
requests, BCP projects, funding and even our jobs are viewed as
non critical – until the disaster occurs – then your
organization goes into panic mode, employees become confused,
we have a reaction, the press is looking over our shoulder, and
finally the event is over. Gain key strategies to protect your
organization. This session will build your confidence and help
you create positive outcomes by addressing the perceptions, principles,
and process of using your skills – and why not? You had
what you needed all along!
Critical
Infrastructure Protection and Business Continuity As
a country that depends on the safe and reliable function of critical
infrastructures, the owners and operators of the nation’s
13 critical infrastructure sectors have a special homeland security
responsibility. This presentation provides an overview of business
continuity as it relates to critical infrastructure protection.
Topics that are covered include: background and definitions, threats
and vulnerabilities, business continuity case study, business
continuity implementation strategies for critical infrastructures,
and the growing legal obligation to implement a business continuity
plan for the critical infrastructure.
Corporate
Governance and Business Continuity As
government regulations, in particular Sarbanes-Oxley and HIPAA,
continue to drive the creation of corporate governance groups,
business continuity (BC) plays a critical role in the risk mitigation
of government regulatory requirements. During this session, Vanston
will explore the interaction and synergies that exist in meeting
regulatory obligations, as well as look at the operational efficiencies
that can be gained by taking a proactive stance towards future
legislation.
Effective
Event Management Using a Time-Tested Model During
any major incident, company¹s not only have to manage the
event but often find themselves dealing with a plethora of difficult
internal issues. What if someone told you there was a time-tested
system that could provide you with one plan that was effective
using an all hazards approach? What if you learned about a process
that was standardized across the country and was proven to be
effective? Learn about the incident command system (ICS) and how
it can provide your company with clear guidelines for incident
management.
Swarm
Of The Century: Surviving and Thriving in the Worst FL Hurricane
Season On Record
Holistic
Organizational Organizations
today face a new reality: the scope, type, and frequency of disaster
events is increasing at an exponential pace. The traditional approach
of technology-based DR planning falls far short of integrating
all the necessary elements. Historically, planning efforts have
focused on the “presence of a plan” - the assumption
was made that a company was prepared for a crisis event. This
approach resulted in a false sense of security. Today, BC planners
must look beyond the presence of a plan and re-focus on the true
“viability of the program”.
Sessions/ Workshop Schedule
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Session 2
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Session 3
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Session 4
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