Posts Tagged ‘Crisis Management’
Brand Protection: How Businesses Can Identify and Stop Intellectual Property Theft
Adam Shipley was furious. He spent years building up his company’s brand of elite fishing gear, and now someone was selling counterfeits — even using lookalike packaging — through a half-dozen online marketplaces. At half price! The copycats were cheap knockoffs that broke easily. Shipley knew that because hundreds of hoodwinked customers were deluging his…
Read MoreHow to Respond to a Whistleblower’s Report
In theory, it should be a good thing when employees come forward with a whistleblower report. They’ve spotted a threat to your organization and are giving you the insight you need to address the problem before it becomes even more serious. Unfortunately, even in the best-case scenario, whistleblower complaints can still be stressful for employees,…
Read MoreThe Transformational Power of Threat Assessments
Ignoring Risk won’t make it go away Cyber crime is one of the most insidious threats facing businesses. As reported here, more than 50% of businesses have suffered cyber attacks–70% of them being small to medium-sized businesses with as many as 60% going out of business following such an attack. Yet, one study found that…
Read MoreThe Anatomy of a Crisis Management Plan
4 key strategies to protect your business against risk By Justin Hayes No executive expects a crisis to strike. But every day organizations fall prey to the unforeseen. One study found that 40% of businesses fail after natural disasters. Yet, only half of all businesses have a crisis management plan in place. This is surprising,…
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