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Business Continuity Checklist: Hoping for the Best, Preparing for the Worst

A solid business continuity business plan needs to be extensive enough to meet key objectives: to effectively mitigate and manage risk to minimize the costs caused by disruptions and to protect and preserve key assets such as employees as well as intellectual and technical capital. The best way to ensure this is executed as per plan is through a business continuity checklist.

Leverage Best Practices and Key Insights to Drive Business Recovery 

By accessing our Business Continuity Checklist: Hoping for the Best, Preparing for the Worst, you will learn:

  1. The four steps to creating a solid business continuity plan, as recommended by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
  2. Key components of your business continuity plan, specifically: incident response team roles, key processes required to prepare for various emergency scenarios and a crisis communication plan.
  3. The key areas of vulnerability that should be included in risk mitigation strategies (e.g. employee, property, supply chain).

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