news headlines: 21st January 2005

Determining risk appetite
Mark Carey explores this important aspect of business continuity and risk management programs.
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•Date: 21st January 2005•Region: US/World •Type: Article •Topic: Risk assessment
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Building a capable emergency management team
Perhaps the single most important factor in determining the long-term success of an enterprise during a crisis is the performance of the emergency management team. Jim Burtles explains how to go about building an excellent EMT.
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•Date: 21st January 2005•Region: UK/World •Type: Article •Topic: Crisis management
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Beware the ‘evil twin’
Evil twin hotspots are a new menace warns Cranfield University.
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Date: 21st January 2005 • Region: UK/World •Type: Article •Topic: ISM
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Case study: How high availability can support business continuity
How HA and BC can be complimentary solutions without great expense and complexity.
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•Date: 21st January 2005 •Region: World •Type: Article •Topic: High availability
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Comment: Does the business continuity model start in the wrong place? UPDATED WITH READER COMMENTS
Do the standard BC models leave organisations that are developing their first plans vulnerable for too long?
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•Date: 21st January 2005 •Region: World •Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Business continuity briefs
Today's issue includes:
• Data protection and information security are high priorities for businesses in 2005: Gartner
• New MS SQL data replication and failover using Snapshot technology
• CPM 2005 West
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