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Regular testing of your BC plan is key to its resilience. In this edition we look at the ways to get the most from your procedures. Also we question the need for changing guard supplier at the end of a contract.
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Following the harsh winter weather on the back of the H1N1 pandemic we ask whether the business continuity lessons have been learned and what could be done differently in the future. Plus we look at the news about the proposed deployment of full-body scanners in UK airports to improve security.
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In this special double cover edition we look back at some of the major product launches and announcements of 2009. Plus we discuss the problems that lie ahead for those companies operating around the London 2012 Olympic sites and how their own security could be affected.
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The December edition sees a major focus on business continuity issues including top tips to getting the most out of your BC plan, the importance of clean workspaces and the risks from emerging markets. We also meet guarding managers and discuss the merits of dealing with larger providers.
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What is the most important facet of your business? Data? People? Without electricity it is unlikely that anyone would be able to function to any acceptable level, so in this edition we discuss the importance of utility management as part of the BC plan. Plus, we continue our look at the bad press that CCTV gets in the mainstream media.
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A recent survey highlighted that many job applicants think that it is acceptable to lie when being interviewed for a new position. With this in mind we focus on the importance of staff vetting and continuous screening to pick out the bad apples from the workplace. Also we look at preventing criminal damage and improving fire detection.
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What are the benefits of using a security consultant when specifying new equipment and services? In the first part of a new section we meet a number of experts that offer impartial advice for companies looking to improve their security and BC technology.
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As the first official pandemic in the UK is announced for a number of years, this edition features advice on how companies can cope with the onset of Swine Flu. Also we provide an overview of lone worker systems and the importance of looking after those working in isolation.
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In a feast of business continuity features we consider the risks of the supply chain and the impact of not dealing with companies that have good BC plans in place. Plus we look at the increasing interest in companies achieving BS25999 for continuity.
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The benefits of 21CN and IP CCTV are discussed in this month’s Interview feature. Also we look at how companies can ensure that their communications network will remain active in the event of an unforeseen event.
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Is working from home a good solution for business continuity? We highlight some of the ways to make sure that remote working staff are really giving 100%. Plus, we ask whether the CCTV market really needs to go down the HD route just yet or is it just a marketing drive?
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The annual counter-terrorism supplement published with the April edition provides readers with a good grounding in some of the latest technology available for the prevention of attack. Also, as the credit crunch kicks in, we look at how monitoring services can help keep costs down.
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