Top headlines from the past four weeks:
• DEFRA makes commitment to business continuity Go

• Banning Instant Messaging does not reduce business risks Go

• Synstar opens Luxembourg business recovery centre Go

• NASDAQ reports that it has successfully completed market-wide disaster recovery tests Go

• Emergency notification methods: what are the risks? Go

• Building a continuity culture: the importance of measuring attitudes to risk Go

• Banks may benefit from delaying advanced compliance to Basel Go

• Risk management must be a board issue: Lloyd’s chairman Go

• 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