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news headlines: 9th November 2004

MI5 director-general tells companies to invest in business continuity
Every business should have a simple but effective continuity plan, says Eliza Manningham-Buller.
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Date: 9th Nov 2004 • Region: UK Type: Article •Topic: Terrorism / BC general
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UK government should be more open with business on security issues – CBI
The risk assessment process would be much improved if there was greater transparency from government and other key UK agencies.
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Date: 9th Nov 2004 • Region: UK Type: Article •Topic: Terrorism / BC stats
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Synstar survey reveals high levels of downtime
Half of businesses across Europe experience over 20 minutes unscheduled downtime a month.
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Date: 9th Nov 2004 • Region: W.Europe/UK Type: Article •Topic: IT continuity
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American Power Conversion unveils state of the art thermal test lab
To help customers increase the availability of data centre installations.
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Date: 9th Nov 2004 • Region: N.America/W.EuropeType: Article •Topic: IT continuity
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Civil Contingencies Bill amendment tabled to extend commercial provisions to charity sector
Amendment would increase local authority business continuity education and advisory responsibilities.
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Date: 9th Nov 2004 • Region: UK Type: Article •Topic: Terrorism
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Business continuity briefs
Today's issue includes:
* Term 'cyber-terrorism' damaging security investment
* The crisis team
* 23rd Annual Gartner Data Center Conference
* Fortinet unveils large-scale security management solution
* GMT Mercury unveils Mercury Business Availability Center 5.0
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2003 archive

Top headlines from the past four weeks:
Making the case for business continuity

Fixing the backup and recovery problem

Major hazard industries - improving leadership to reduce risk

Embedding business continuity management into your organisation

Business continuity British Standard will be published by mid-2006

Implementation of Basel II in Australia

Weak links in the communications network chain remain a serious challenge

Financial Sector Business Continuity Progress Report

US industrial facilities’ preparedness to prevent and respond to terrorist attacks still inadequate

New UK corporate governance law receive Royal Assent

New psychometric test may help in business continuity team development

Business continuity software survey results

Comment: How to avert disaster in the midst of a crisis

Irish Competition Authority blocks IBM’s acquisition of Schlumberger Business Continuity Services (Ireland) Limited

New report urges financial institutions to tackle human rights issues and risks

GAO publishes report into preparedness of US financial markets

The tape debate … part two

Continuity Central launches RSS newsfeed

UK financial authorities plan resilience benchmarking project

SunGard Availability Services to launch e-mail recovery service

Symantec turns its attention to IT continuity

The tape debate

One in four medium-sized firms report loss of backup data: survey

IBM sees surge in network attacks directed toward critical infrastructure providers

Integrating business continuity criteria into your supply chain

The myths of business continuity and disaster recovery

European Commission announces new anti-terrorism measures

MessageOne acquires Evergreen Assurance technology

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Phishing attacks could soon get a lot nastier

US smaller businesses adopting more advanced disaster recovery solutions

Data quality found to be key risk management issue in banking sector

Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act signed

IDC expects security solutions investment to more than double by 2008 in Asia Pacific (excluding Japan)

‘Futureproofing’ - the process of active analysis

Businesses showing increased awareness of threats

NIST-led forum releases a new draft set of cyber security requirements for industrial control systems

VERITAS survey explores the current state of UK disaster recovery planning

Study finds that improving business continuity management is third highest priority for US businesses

Governing for enterprise security

Major exercise to test business continuity procedures in UK financial markets

US company relocates staff due to possible sick building syndrome

SANS Institute publishes new list of ‘Twenty Most Critical Internet Security Vulnerabilities’

Dealing with downtime

Disk-based backup and restore: reaching the next level

SunGard Availability Services launches ‘fastest mobile recovery service’

What to look for when buying an uninterruptible power system

Crisis communications lessons…

New survey reveals serious deficiencies in disaster preparation in Fortune 1000 companies

Ontrack publishes Data Disaster Scale

Which came first? Business continuity or disaster recovery?




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