Business continuity news headlines: 30th March 2004

news headlines: 30th March 2004

Manchester incident displays telecoms dependencies
An underground fire which destroyed part of British Telecoms’ main regional network caused severe continuity issues for businesses in Manchester yesterday.
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•Date: 30th March 2004 •Region: UK •Type: Article •Topic: Telecoms continuity
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Synstar issues trading statement
The good news is that there is no bad news: restructuring, cost reduction and business development measures all running to plan.
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•Date: 30th March 2004 •Region: UK/W.Europe •Type: Article •Topic: BC markets
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90 percent of mobile devices lack information security measures: Gartner
Critical business information at risk through mobile gateways.
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•Date: 30th March 2004 •Region: N.America •Type: Article •Topic: ISM
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Iron Mountain continues European expansion
Acquisition of DISOS, an IBM Deutschland GmbH subsidiary, announced.
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•Date: 30th March 2004 •Region: W.Europe •Type: Article •Topic: BC markets
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Uzbekistan explosions may show the fingerprints of al Qaeda
Series of attacks due to Uzbekistan’s support of US war on terror says government minister.
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•Date: 30th March 2004 •Region: E.Europe •Type: Article •Topic: Terrorism
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Strohl Systems announces joint marketing agreement with IntegraSys
IntegraSys to resell PLANet business continuity software tool.
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•Date: 30th March 2004 •Region: N.America •Type: Article •Topic: BC markets
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Top headlines from the past four weeks:
• 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

• Yankee Group defines best practices in vulnerability management Go

• The changing nature of the bomb threat 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

• The Office of The Treasurer for the State of Ohio adopts internal recovery solution Go

• Singapore defines CEO and board expectations for outsourcing risk Go

• Continuity planning for VoIP Go

• Complying with regulatory and business security needs Go

• Huge scale of Madrid terrorist attack becoming clear Go

• ANSI-HSSP workshops developing business continuity recommendations for 9-11 Commission Go

• UK business continuity snapshot published? Go

• UK government failing to develop effective BC plans Go

• Business continuity and disaster recovery: how aware is your organisation? Go

• Telecoms: the lifeblood of your company Go