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news headlines: 1st September 2006

Is London really prepared for the flood threat?
One day London will face a flood of New Orleans proportions, but few organisations that would be affected seem to have business continuity plans that would adequately cope with such an event, warns Mel Gosling.
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Date: 1st September 2006 • Region: UK Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Companies failing to address supply chain dependency threats
According to a recent survey by Marsh.
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Date: 1st September 2006• Region: Various •Type: Article •Topic: BC statistics
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Canadian companies must manage risk better: Ernst & Young
Widespread corporate confidence belies an overall lack of alignment between business strategy and risk approach in the Canadian risk management structure.
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Date: 1st September 2006• Region: Canada •Type: Article •Topic: Operational risk
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National Preparedness Month 2006 launched in US
More than 1,150 national, regional, state and local organizations have joined the DHS to take part in National Preparedness Month.
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Date: 1st September 2006• Region: US •Type: Article •Topic: Emergency planning
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ASIO Director-General addresses Business Council of Australia
Highlights businesses dependency on Australia's critical infrastructure.
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Date: 1st September 2006• Region: Australia •Type: Article •Topic: Terrorism
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Iron Mountain Digital launches Email Continuity service in Europe
Low cost business continuity solution for e-mail systems.
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Date: 1st September 2006• Region: UK/W.Europe •Type: Article •Topic: IT continuity
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Business Continuity Planning 4 Retailers
19 September 2006, London Marriott, Mayfair.
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Date: 1st September 2006• Region: UK •Type: Article •Topic: Events
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Business continuity briefs
Today's issue includes:
• Tandberg Data acquires Exabyte
• FSA publishes firm risk assessment framework
• Report: IBM first in worldwide performance and availability management software revenue
• Business Continuity Best Practices and Strategies Executive Forum
• Current environmental stories with business continuity implications
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Top headlines from the past four weeks:

Appreciating the invisible – applying service principles to data protection

Joint Forum publishes final ‘High-level principles for business continuity’ paper

Hibernia Atlantic calls for greater awareness of the importance of submarine cables

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End II End issues industry brief on business continuity via satellite

First quantum cryptographic data network demonstrated

US companies better prepared to protect business critical information and data than a year ago

AXA survey reviews business continuity planning in UK small businesses

Exercise to test New Zealand’s readiness for ‘big one’

Businesses continuity usage will push the uptake of remote access services

3n launches pandemic crisis communications solution

Research identifies an intrinsic benefit of business continuity planning

Adam Smith and business continuity

Let common sense prevail

Deadline looming for comments on new Code of Practice for Business Continuity Management

Sandia's Rapidly Deployable Chemical Detection System tested

Strohl Systems and Agility Recovery Solutions form partnership

Quintum launches new VoIP switches and gateways that assure IP telephony network survivability

Stop banging that drum…Tape is going to be around for some time

UK government consults on gas supply contingency plans

ACP announces inaugural Hall of Fame Award winners

Malaysia's banking regulator consults on new business continuity guidelines

Paulison to conduct briefing on 'Government After Katrina: Lessons Learned'

Automata holding BS 25999-1 working meeting

Tape-based backup: risks to consider

Civil Contingencies Secretariat tells UK public sector to prepare for national exercise of pandemic preparedness plans

AT&T publishes New York results from business continuity study

Threat levels reduced to previous levels

Intellectual property protection is top risk for companies operating in China

SteelEye launches solutions for virtual server failover and wide-area data replication for Linux

SEC offers relief from Section 404 compliance for smaller US public companies and many foreign private issuers

Business Continuity Institute: local forums

Crisis communications – the importance of inbound messaging

Reserve Bank of India provides business continuity instructions to banks

Civil Contingencies Secretariat provides an update on Civil Contingencies Act progress

Slicing up the business continuity budget

Sensitive information being left on obsolete storage disks

Many UK IT managers concerned about effectiveness of disaster recovery plans

HP enhances mission critical support services

UK threat level increased to Critical

Many UK IT managers concerned about effectiveness of disaster recovery plans

IBM launches new lower-cost high availability technology

How angry customers get revenge…

Top five steps to limit data loss and information leaks: Gartner

Positive Networks launches PositivePRO Workforce Recovery Plan

Dynamic identity in a disaster situation

Business continuity quotations: volume two!

Centre for Disaster Research to be based in New Zealand

Survey looks at business continuity practices in UK education sector

NOAA adjusts Atlantic hurricane season forecast

University of Pennsylvania researcher warns businesses about the dangers of ‘JitterBugs’

'Understanding Pandemics: The Human Side of Business Continuity Planning'

Secure Computing warns of serious BlackBerry hack threat

NIST consults on changes to key systems security and availability publication

UK fraud continues to soar in 2006

US National Council on Disability makes recommendations to improve emergency preparedness, response plans for people with disabilities

SunGard protects mission-critical VoIP for leading law firm

Single image ghosting with UIU 3.0

One Network launches Disaster Management Network

Business continuity & risk management: making sure that today’s business continues tomorrow

UK business continuity take-up explored

Edge Business Continuity Center will provide Iowa businesses with work-area and data recovery services

Directors’ and officers’ liability insurance remains unclear

Topio enables data replication to multiple locations with TDPS 3.0

Basic tips for avoiding heat-related business continuity problems

Business continuity practices of New Zealand businesses highlighted

Assessment frameworks for UK Civil Contingencies Act category one responders published

How prepared are US cities for disaster?

FEMA launches debris contractor registry

Federation of American Scientists publishes 'improved version' of Ready.gov website

Business continuity quotations...

Why invest in business continuity?

Successful backups are not enough

Beyond stored procedures: ‘defense-in-depth’ against SQL injection

Council of Australian Governments’ meeting report

Telecommunications Industry Association tells Congress that broadband connections are critical for effective COOP preparedness and post-disaster teleworking

APACS makes business continuity investment

Rash of ID theft cases indicates need for increased focus on security policies in Australia: Gartner

‘Lessons for London’ report sets out climate change risks




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