How often should you evaluate your crisis performance plan?
A crisis performance plan is a document that outlines how your organization will respond to and recover from a potential crisis situation, such as a natural disaster, a cyberattack, a product recall, or a reputational scandal. It is a vital tool for executive management to ensure business continuity, protect stakeholders, and mitigate risks. However, a crisis performance plan is not a static or one-time project. It needs to be regularly evaluated and updated to reflect the changing environment, the lessons learned, and the best practices. But how often should you evaluate your crisis performance plan? Here are some factors to consider.
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Ricardo Mendoza SaucedoDirección General, Multinacionales, Retail, Venta Directa Single y Multilevel, Alta Gerencia, Marketing Estratégico…
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Dennis E. Leber, Ph.D.CISO | PhD | CISSP | Veteran |Top 100 CISO | QTE
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Ajibola Disu, M.Sc., CPLPCollection Analyst @ Union Bank of Nigeria/ Digital Product Manager @ Titan Trust Bank