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news headlines: 20th January 2006

A decade in business continuity planning
Nathaniel Forbes started his BC consultancy in January 1996. In this article he highlights the key lessons that he has learned since that time.
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Date: 20th Jan 2006 • Region: Asia/World Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Incident Action List
A comprehensive checklist has been provided by Alan Bastick, Business Continuity Coordinator, at Perth’s Edith Cowan University.
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Date: 20th Jan 2006 • Region: Australia/World Type: Article •Topic: Crisis man.
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Bin Laden’s truce: is it out of the question to consider the offer?
Have your say in Continuity Central’s reader poll.
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Date: 20th Jan 2006• Region: US/World Type: Article •Topic: Terrorism
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Buncefield investigation board established
The UK Health and Safety Commission will publish a special report under Section 14(5) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.
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Date: 20th Jan 2006• Region: UK Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Fast-growing private US companies are voluntarily adopting Sarbanes-Oxley principles
According to a survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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Date: 20th Jan 2006• Region: US Type: Article •Topic: Operational risk
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Business continuity briefs
Today's issue includes:
• Australian government issues new warning over terrorist attacks in Egypt
• Three-day Advanced Business Continuity Program Audit course
• SBA hurricane loans surpass $3 billion mark and rising

• Tracking Ontrack
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Top headlines from the past four weeks:

Business Continuity Institute publishes Voluntary Supplier Declaration forms

European Commission proposes new flood protection directive

e-mail data management challenges surveyed

US Department of Agriculture conducting five food defense exercises through 2006

Avian influenza updates

Eight best practices in implementing disaster recovery protection for Microsoft Exchange Server

UPDATED No more excuses…

Recommendations for improved US crisis and disaster preparedness made by the National Homeland Security Consortium

European banking industry attitudes towards IT continuity explored

Patent granted for telecoms continuity product

Managing Risk and Business Continuity in the Public Sector

Aon publishes 2006 political risk assessment

Fire safety reform – UK government gives stakeholders more time to prepare

American Red Cross and Operation HOPE sign disaster support agreement

Gulf Coast recovery update published

AmeriVault acquires Capitalbackup

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Sudan 1 revisited

IBM Australia buys Classic Blue

Confusion between ‘archiving’ and ‘backup’ highlighted

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Enterprise content management storage explored

Emerging threats 2006: drought

ICM to issue Voluntary Risk Statement to clients

BC Management's 5th Annual BC/DR Study underway

HP researchers looking to turn virus protection methods upside down

WHO issues update on Avian influenza in Turkey

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Damage forecasting service for UK and Western European winter storms launched

2006 London counter-terrorism advertising campaign launched

Automata Technology Continuity and DR Masterclass 2006

Terms of reference published for UK financial sector Cross-Market Business Continuity Group

RMS analyses the impact of new TRIA structure

Maintaining corporate values through an emergency

DHS provides $765 million funding for high threat urban areas

WMF flaw could have far-reaching enterprise impact: Gartner

CBI tells UK organisations to make business continuity a priority

Despite 2005’s disasters, the vast majority of Americans still believe that ‘it won’t happen to them’

BCI appoints Technical Services Director

SNIA survey examines state of storage management

Final draft of US National Preparedness Goal released

Updated NFPA 1600 standard out for consultation

Basel Committee publishes consultation paper on ‘high-level principles for business continuity’

The five stages of pandemic response planning

Comment: Business intelligence projects should not be offshored…

Are we missing the point of pandemic planning?

Warning issued about Al Qaeda plans to target American interests in China

UK Civil Contingencies Secretariat publishes ‘Telecoms Resilience Assessment 2005-06’

US Congressional Budget Office reports on the potential impacts of an influenza pandemic

NFPA makes agreement with Canadian Standards Association

Lessons Learned from the 2005 Hurricane Season

Unitrends launches IT Rapid Recovery System for small and mid-sized businesses

R.R. Donnelley acquires Critical Mail Continuity Services Limited

UK financial system given high marks for resiliency

UPDATED Business continuity lessons from Buncefield

Tribal thinking in today’s IT environments

Temple University survey explores public crisis communications

Fail to prepare for ‘flu threat and you risk a law-suit epidemic…

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Remote and mobile workforce boom increases business risks

International SOS survey looks at state of US firms' pandemic planning

UK tripartite authorities set out financial sector crisis management arrangements

Teleworking - business continuity opportunities and threats

Flexible working: time to take the next step?

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