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More September business continuity news
• MTPD: what business continuity professionals think about it and how they calculate it
• The buck stops here: why the CEO is responsible for everything
• Forrester report looks into business continuity and disaster recovery
• FEMA publishes public-private partnership resources
• ASIS International moves forward with organizational resilience maturity model
• ICM takes Shadow-Planner to the next level
• Infrastructure-as-a-Service adoption growing: Yankee Group survey
• Error in climate change models may mean that sea level rises will not be as rapid as previously expected
• Support website for Canterbury earthquake is operational
• BSI provides an update on the new PAS 200 guide to crisis management
• Information security starts before software purchase
• NIST finalizes initial Smart Grid Cyber Security Guidelines
• Most organizations are reluctant to virtualize mission critical applications: survey
• August major disasters roundup
• AS/NZS 5050 standard ‘not in line with progressive BCM thinking’
• World's first full in-browser VNC access allows management of cloud servers during a denial of access scenario
• Misconfigured networks are the main cause of breaches
• Get ready for Earl
• Institute for Southern Studies report says that Katrina disaster response lessons have still not been learned
August business continuity news
• Managing social media risks
• Future IT
• Five years later – how New Orleans flood risk has changed since Hurricane Katrina
• Calculating acceptable downtime
• Quick survey: MTPD
• Global security threats have reached record levels
• ‘Why Disaster Recovery Is Different In Healthcare’
• DEF CON survey looks into cloud hacking
• Atlantic Hurricane Season steps up a gear
• Transformer demand outstripping supply: threatens long-lasting power disruptions
• Business continuity trends, triggers and technology
• US public health agencies get disaster preparedness funding
• Pakistan flooding disaster resources
• Top 10 tips from business continuity practitioners for achieving BS 25999 certification
• Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure updates guidance on managing insider threats
• Five years after Hurricane Katrina and Gulf Coast building codes are still inadequate
• One of the main topics at the Ninth ANSI-HSSP Plenary will be crisis management
• ‘Deadly sins of data disaster recovery planning’
• Five imperatives for extreme data protection in virtualized environments
• Why don’t more companies purchase online data backup?
• GAO report finds that US public-private cybersecurity coordination is still lacking
• Regional pandemic exercise taking place in South-East Asia
• Backup complexity seen as top challenge in managing enterprise data storage: survey
• ‘Who Wants To Be A Business Continuity Planner?’
• Microsoft targets the business continuity market
• Overcoming the unpredictability of crisis response
• Social media usage during disasters surveyed
• As the WHO declares that the H1N1 Influenza Pandemic has ended, worries grow about a new microbiological threat: NDM-1
• Feedback requested on UK National Occupational Standards for Administrators working in BCM
• Social media usage during disasters surveyed
• AS/NZS 5050:2010 reviewed
• Atlantic Hurricane Season: no room for complacency
• Most UK businesses are ignoring future climate related risks
• ASIS International invites applications to participate in Organizational Resilience Maturity Model development committee
• ‘Piloting Supply Chain Risk Management for Federal Information Systems’
• Ten keys to online data backup
• PD 25666:2010 now available from BSI
• The top five undiscovered vulnerabilities most commonly found on enterprise networks
• July disasters roundup
• 3PAR introduces unified management console for multi-site storage replication
• Pakistan and Afghanistan flooding disaster resources
• Re-writing the CEO job description to ensure reputation protection
• Cloud Industry Forum completes public consultation on new Code of Practice
• “Don’t cut flood defence spending” : ABI tells UK government
July business continuity news
• Is pandemic planning now a laughing stock? Full results of the recent Continuity Central survey
• National Flood Emergency Framework for England published
• DMTF releases new Open Cloud Standards Incubator documents
• Post-flood safety and recovery tips
• VMworld 2010
• Sign up for 2010 National Preparedness Month
• COOP Systems announces new hosting capabilities
• Music to my ears....
• Cloud Security Alliance launches ‘Certificate of Cloud Security Knowledge’
• Vocal wins Emergency Planning Society’s ‘Most Innovative Product of the Year’
• Interim report of the Winter Resilience Review published
• Kroll Ontrack releases results of its Global Data Loss Causes Survey
• With two years to go, UK businesses are urged to factor the 2012 Olympics into business continuity plans
• Double-Take Software stockholders approve Vision Solutions merger agreement
• Some thoughts on resilience
• Cloud computing attitudes
• Software-as-a-service protection strategies : research results
• IBM unveils zEnterprise System
• UK coalition government commits to keeping arrangements for resilience and civil contingencies within central government
• WHO maintains pandemic status for H1N1 influenza
• SNIA launches Cloud Backup and Recovery Special Interest Group
• NIST publishes draft cloud computing and virtualization security guidance
• New software seeks to integrate business continuity and enterprise risk management
• Twelve Chicago southland education institutions sign mutual aid agreement
• Future US water supply risks examined
• DHS’s long range strategic plans criticised
• Exercise Citius Torch tests London Olympic security preparedness
• Hurricane season 2100
• UK Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure publishes guide to managing online social networking risks
• Code of Conduct seeks to address IT maintenance related-downtime
• Food for thought...
• The challenge of setting up recovery centres in Africa
• SAS 70 is not proof of security, continuity or privacy compliance: Gartner
• CFTC issues proposed business continuity and disaster recovery regulation for DCMs and DCOs
• Winners of US National Cybersecurity Awareness Challenge announced
• NATO disaster response exercise scheduled for September
• SunGard creates new enterprise risk management framework
• Communication and funding are the biggest challenges to business continuity
• Ipswitch survey looks at World Cup impact on corporate bandwidth
• RMS reviews US terrorism trends
• Researchers focus on cloud computing availability
• Get Ready Week 2010
• Practitioners’ ethics
• In-crisis decision making: five steps to wow!
• Natural disaster risks assessed
• Many east Africa businesses lose Internet access due to SEACOM undersea cable fault
• Understanding Security in Cloud Storage
• June natural disaster roundup
• Terrorism trends
• New US Federal web portal launched to provide Deepwater Horizon oil spill response and recovery information and resources
• Updated computer security NIST guidelines focus on security assessment plans
• Compushare enhances Critical Systems Recovery solution
• Pandemic planning: a business continuity success story
• Q: When is a backup not a backup?
• Deduplication: the pros and cons end users are not always told
• EMC Atmos decision highlights one of the risks associated with cloud computing
• BT strike is off, for now: decision gives business continuity managers more time to assess telecoms dependencies
• European businesses and cloud computing
• International operational sustainability standard for data center operations published by Uptime Institute
• Two reports into UK pandemic response published
• Human aspects of business continuity management
• INONI launches ‘managed business continuity software’
• 6th Data Centres Europe Awards presented
• 2010 Hurricane Season resource page
• Critical infrastructure resilience strategy launched by Australian government
• Pre-Disaster Mitigation grants reauthorization passes Senate
June business continuity news
• New business continuity standard published by Standards New Zealand and Standards Australia
• Is pandemic planning now a laughing stock?
• UK business continuity managers consider potential impacts of BT strike
• BCI publishes new guide to business continuity guidance documents around the world
• NHS Resilience PAS 2015: Guidance for NHS-funded organizations
• Survey looks into UK downtime trends
• A business continuity plan for all seasons
• I've changed my mind about tape...
• Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly criticises WHO and governmental pandemic handling
• BICSI European Conference report
• New blast resistance standards published in US
• Prepare web-applications for IE9
• Supply chain continuity: navigating through supply chain dead zones
• New satellite-based emergency communications service provides US companies with additional telecoms continuity options
• AT&T wins Frost & Sullivan 2010 Product Leadership of the Year Award for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Services North America
• Do-it-yourself private storage clouds
• BS25999 Users’ Workshop report
• US small businesses ignoring business continuity
• How enterprises can secure the cloud
• BCI and KPMG launch 2010’s Continuity and Resilience Awards for India
• DHS adopts three business continuity standards
• The 2010 Business Continuity Benchmark Report
• Airmic discusses integrating business continuity and enterprise risk management
• Don’t let a disaster turn into a cashflow crisis
• Report identifies future mega-earthquake hotspots
• State of the Nation: Infrastructure 2010
• GCC heatwave may cause power problems for local businesses
• ‘Security awareness: Turning your people into your first line of defence’
• Enterprise risk management lessons from the BP Deepwater Horizon catastrophe
• Secure access during a business continuity plan invocation
• A tale of two hacks
• Using new UK ICO powers as a force for change
• New method aims to better identify emerging risks
• ChicagoFIRST conducts telecommuting test
• New Cybersecurity Bill introduced in US
• The case for specialist business continuity management software
• In-crisis decision making: participate or fail
• Zero data loss disaster recovery: inhibitors
• As the football World Cup starts in South Africa Aon Benfield publishes regional earthquake risk report
• Companies with strong physical risk management deliver more stable earnings
• Deloitte 2010 security survey: financial institutions making identity and access management tools their top priority
• NIST WTC recommendations are basis for new set of building and fire codes
• ColoHouse Miami Data Center gets new ‘Business Continuity Wing’
• The disaster recovery practices of leading IT organizations
• ‘Who would have thought that would happen?’: new BCI report
• Cloud? There’s a herd of elephants in the room...
• New CEO for SunGard Availability Services
• PS-PREP: expedite, do it right, and create awareness
• The risks of social media explored
• BCI London Forum surveys workarea recovery trends
• Atlantic Hurricane Season expected to be worse than initially forecasted: Colorado State University
• WHO assesses H1N1 pandemic situation
• BANG announces the winners of the 2nd Annual Alternative Awards in Business Continuity Management
• Twitter and business continuity
• Speed things up...
• SunGard publishes 2009 business continuity invocations log
• BICSI to launch data centre standard
• When to use elevators in an emergency evacuation
• Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe to adopt pandemic report
• Floods dominate May disasters
• Aon publishes Terrorism Threat Map
• BCI and KPMG launch 2010’s Continuity and Resilience Awards for India
• The Survivability Analysis Framework
• 2010 Hurricane Season resource page
• US National Flood Insurance Program expires
• Lack of network scrutiny causes business continuity headaches
• Digital copiers and information security
• Failure mode analysis in data centres
• Toward a global risk map
• New UK corporate governance standard aims to enhance risk management
• Canadian ministers publish ‘National Strategy and Action Plan for Critical Infrastructure’
May business continuity news
• When is a black swan not a black swan?
• Business continuity software survey : SunGard’s response
• ‘Making Cities Resilient: My City is Getting Ready’
• Number of UK droughts likely to increase
• Business continuity planning in the United States
• Business Continuity Institute starts ‘Discipline Mapping’ project
• US SBA presents annual disaster recovery awards
• UK print and mail disaster recovery provider expands capacity
• The 2010 Business Continuity Awards
• Brainstorming for outliers
• Business continuity software quick survey: final results
• Report describes the CERT ‘Resilience Management Model’
• New computer security threat warning
• New crisis management measures for future European volcanic ash crises
• Probability of mega-quake hitting Pacific Northwest coast of the United States assessed
• ‘Security for Cloud Computing Users’: survey results
• Information risk examined
• SunGard Availability Services completes UK PC refresh
• Risks of water scarcity and droughts in Europe explored
• Demand for supply chain insurance grows as a result of the volcanic ash crisis: Marsh
• Business Resilience in the Supply Chain
• ‘The link between business interruption insurance and BCM’
• Eliminating data center hotspots
• Risk & Resilience Expo cancelled
• Double-Take Software to be acquired by Vision Solutions in $242 million deal
• Nearly $790 million in new US critical infrastructure and preparedness grants announced
• Europe’s volcano risks studied
• Cloud security study
• Neverfail launches continuous availability solution for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010
• UK gets new ‘National Security Council’
• How is the new UK government likely to approach business continuity promotion?
• New study looks into network resilience of 30 European countries
• Backup and disaster recovery still a difficult area for many businesses
• Five tips for adopting cloud gateways
• When it comes to information security many employees are ‘the enemy within’
• In-crisis decision making: practice makes perfect
• Lessons from L’Aquila
• Recovery Point upgrades private fiber network to optical
• IBHS publishes new guidelines aimed at reducing wildfire risks to property
• The UK gets a ‘DisasterNet’
• New workforce continuity facility opens in Washington
• ContinuitySA provides more Cape Town recovery space
• Terror trends examined
• 9th Annual BCM Study
• Policies and procedures during disaster recovery
• BlackBerry Enterprise Server not being included in business continuity plans
• Outcome of the EU Extraordinary Transport Council
• SunGard Availability Services showcases new Sacramento Data Center
• EU Transport Ministers meet to agree volcanic ash response
• Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman comments on the attempted Times Square terrorist attack
• Volcanic ash disruption update page
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