"US foils Iran terror plot" read a recent headline in a British newspaper, describing the plot to assassinate the Saudi Ambassador... Once again, we have had an attempted act of terror at home, and it is likely such incidents will continue into the foreseeable future. In light of this, we felt we should revisit some information on dealing with such incidents.
Terrorism can happen anywhere; your organization could become a target as well. (Item #1) There are ways to prepare for terrorism just as for other threats. (Item #2) Here's an online program to help you and your organization become more aware of terrorism. (Item #3)
Suspicious letters and packages? Here's what to do. (Item #4) Good news for your events – hotels now emphasize terror training. (Item #5) If your organization does experience a traumatic event, here are some symptoms you might want to watch out for. (Item #6)
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Thoughts, insights and topics to ponder regarding business continuity plan development, maintenance and management. And given the opportunity, I will surely comment on BCP testing and tabletop exercises too.
About Me
- Bob Mellinger, CBCV
- Apache Junction, AZ
- Founder and president of Attainium Corp, which delivers business continuity, disaster recovery and crisis management services. Bob is also a much requested speaker and conducts the highly-interactive Disaster Experience tabletop exercises.
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