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June Newsletter
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Business Continuity Is
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When most businesses hear “business continuity,” they picture bad weather. Hurricanes. Tornadoes. Flooding. Maybe a power outage. That makes sense, especially in the South, where storm season can quickly remind you who is truly prepared and who simply hoped for the best. Real business continuity reaches much further than weather. A strong continuity plan should account for anything capable of disrupting operations, and that list gets longer fast. Natural disasters absolutely belong there, but so do cyberattacks, ransomware, hardware failure, supply chain interruptions, malicious employees, accidental data deletion, telecom outages, and even something as simple as a key team member suddenly becoming unavailable. |
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Have You Actually Read Your Cyber Insurance Policy? |
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Cybersecurity insurance has become one of those things many businesses purchase, file away, and assume will protect them when disaster strikes. Just like how during COVID many assumed "business interruption" insurance would cover them. That assumption deserves a closer look. A surprising number of business owners have never fully reviewed their cyber insurance requirements, much less compared those requirements to the protections in place inside their organization. That gap can create a painful surprise. Learn More about Cyber Insurance » |
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Business Continuity Depends on More Than Technology.
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When businesses think about continuity, technology usually gets the spotlight first. Backups. Internet redundancy. Cybersecurity. Hardware. All of them are important. But continuity can break down just as quickly through people and process failures. Years ago, both our Owner and President attended a conference together. Authority had been delegated, and both remained reachable, so on paper, everything looked fine. The business kept moving... until it didn't. Learn about Proper Business Continuity » |
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