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Risk assessment is an important aspect of
business continuity plan development. It involves determining what
risks the organization faces and determining the relative importance
of these risks.
•Date: 4th March 2010 • Region: UK/World •Type: Article •Topic: IT continuity
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EPCB has provided an Excel-based risk assessment tool for Continuity Central readers.
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•Date: 27th February 2009• Region: Australia/World •Type: Article •Topic: Risk
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Project failure can put business survival in jeopardy. David Honour
explores how project risk management can help prevent the threat
arising.
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New NIST report ‘Risk analysis for extreme events: economic
incentives for reducing future losses’ published.
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Useful template for use during a risk assessment and BIA (Word document)
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Prepared by IBM Global Services to share
the experiences learned from September 11th and to explain how these
are driving a re-evaluation of business resiliency and IT recovery.
The document discusses the main elements of building business resiliency
and examines the trends emerging as businesses review their business
and IT objectives.
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Self assessment for control of internal risks.
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Patrick Roberts looks at two powerful statistical techniques that have gained widespread acceptance in other areas of risk management and examines whether they can usefully be applied to BCM.
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Most BC managers are aware of the importance of protecting brands,
but how do you determine how at-risk your brands are?
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