Today’s emerging risks and threats are complex and highly evolving. Business continuity planners are expected to have comprehensive incident management and business continuity plans to address a wide range of potential threats that could disrupt and paralyze a company’s ability to meet the needs of its critical stakeholders for an extended period of time. Join us for a webinar presentation on Planning a Mock Disaster Exercise from MHA Consulting CEO Michael Herrera.

Your vendors and suppliers are integral to your success, and any disruption can be a major threat to business continuity. Third-party vendors of all types bring needed expertise, goods and services to your organization, but reliance on third-party providers, key suppliers, or business partners may expose your organization to vulnerabilities that can prevent resumption of operations in a timely manner.

It’s common to focus on the technical aspects of the BIA and the issue of collaborating effectively with department heads. Frequently overlooked is the challenge of presenting your findings to management and getting that all-important signature that allows you to proceed with implementation. Join us as we take closer look at how to evaluate your BIA results to maximize results and ensure management support.

Your vendors and suppliers are integral to your success, and any disruption can be a major threat to business continuity. Third-party vendors of all types bring needed expertise, goods and services to your organization, but reliance on third-party providers, key suppliers, or business partners may expose your organization to vulnerabilities that can prevent resumption of operations in a timely manner.