The Rise of AI-Driven Software: A New Threat to Business Continuity

AI promises transformative changes for businesses, but most are unprepared for associated risks. Parallels are drawn to past issues with MS Access databases—critical yet poorly managed systems. To avoid similar problems with AI, companies must integrate AI under IT governance, document thoroughly, train staff broadly, develop AI-specific business continuity plans, and test recovery protocols.

Why Tabletop Exercises Are a Must for Your Business Continuity Strategy

Tabletop exercises are critical to prepare businesses for crises. They involve team leaders rehearsing disaster scenarios to improve crisis handling, communication, and uncover gaps in plans. A step-by-step guide includes setting objectives, crafting realistic scenarios, involving key personnel, facilitating discussions, and reviewing feedback. Regular exercises enhance preparedness and business resilience.

Using ChatGPT to Enhance Your Business Continuity Planning

Business disruptions are inevitable, but a solid business continuity plan (BCP) can ensure your company isn’t part of the 25% that never recover post-disaster. This blog highlights how ChatGPT can assist in creating and enhancing a BCP by providing strategy frameworks, risk assessments, impact analyses, crisis communication drafts, and testing scenarios, making the planning process faster and more comprehensive.

Why your Business Continuity Plan didn’t work

The recent Crowdstrike outage is a wake-up call for many businesses. Currently being dubbed as the largest IT outage ever, the true impacts will unfold over time. However, one thing is certain: many businesses were caught ill-prepared and have senior leaders asking why their business continuity plans didn’t work, or at the very least why …

More Bang for Your Buck – Conducting BCP Table Top Tests

Table Top Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan Exercises and Tests are becoming more and more popular and for a very good reason.
In today’s competitive and time-poor business landscape, very few organizations have the flexibility to complete Business Continuity or Disaster Recovery exercises that interrupt normal business operations for an extended period.