Top headlines from the past four weeks:
• Taking business continuity training and education forward Go

• IBM introduces ‘world's fastest global business continuity technology’ Go

• ICM doubles its City of London business recovery capacity Go

• Business continuity training is generally inadequate Go

• Business resilience – the next step forward for business continuity Go

• Business Continuity Institute advertises for senior executive Go

• 55 percent of industrial companies addressing supply chain contingency planning issues Go

• IBM acquires Schlumberger Business Continuity Services unit Go

• SIA publishes updated information on ‘Unexpected Market Close’ procedures and implications Go

• Dependency unlimited Go

• BCI outlines its succession plan Go

• Secretariat issues Civil Contingencies Bill update Go

• Business continuity training survey Go

• From disappearing boundaries to security governance Go

• Checklist: protecting employees on new overseas assignments Go

• Further lessons from Manchester Go

• Classic Blue opens Adelaide business recovery centre Go

• Manchester incident displays telecoms dependencies Go

• Ensuring successful project completion - project failure can put business survival in jeopardy. Go

• The threat from within – the challenges of managing internal information security risks Go

• Attitudes to risk survey results: part three Go

• 57 percent growth seen in US Securities spending on business continuity Go

• Before the business continuity plan - what can you do if your organisation doesn’t yet have a BCP, but you want to prepare for emergencies? Go

• VoIP - Vulnerability over Internet Protocol? Go

• Crisis management – don’t forget the people! Go

• Continuity planning for VoIP Go