BCP Headaches You Can Avoid by Using Shield: Part 3

By KingsBridge BCP/on January 25, 2021/in Business Continuity/ tags BCP, business continuity, Business Continuity Management, Business Continuity Plan, Business Continuity Program / No Comments

Solve BCP Headaches Welcome to the third and final installment of our series on how Shield can solve BCP headaches. Last time we talked about how Shield helps the newcomer to Business Continuity get started on the plan development process. This week we’re going to look at what challenges that come up after you finally [...] Continue Reading »

BCP Headaches you can avoid by using Shield: Part 2

By KingsBridge BCP/on January 19, 2021/in Business Continuity/ tags BCP, business continuity, Business Continuity Management, Business Continuity Plan, Business Continuity Program / No Comments

We hope you enjoyed Part 1 on how KingsBridge Shield can solve some of your Business Continuity Planning (BCP) information security headaches. This week, Part 2 of our series (read Part 3) focuses on how Shield can cure the headaches of anyone starting BCP. Let's start with a common problem: management assigned you the responsibility of [...] Continue Reading »

BCP Headaches you can avoid by using KingsBridge Shield

By KingsBridge BCP/on January 13, 2021/in Business Continuity/ tags business continuity, Business Continuity Management, Business Continuity Plan, Business Continuity Program / No Comments

Nobody likes a headache, especially a BCP headache. Welcome to the first in our three-part series on BCP headaches and how you can use the KingsBridge Shield solution to resolve them. Today "BCP plan access" is the focus. Making sure those that need it have it, while also ensuring that access to sensitive information remains [...] Continue Reading »

Emergency Response, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity: Putting Incidents in Context

By KingsBridge BCP/on January 12, 2021/in Business Continuity, Glossary/ tags Business Continuity Program, disaster recovery, emergency response, glossary / No Comments

You’ve likely heard the terms before and may have an idea of their definition, but how do Emergency Response, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity work together during an incident? Putting incidents in context is the goal of this blog post. Putting Incidents in Context You are sitting in your office building and the fire alarm […]

New Year’s Resolutions

By Roswitha Firth/on January 7, 2021/in Business Continuity, Lessons Learned/ tags business continuity, Business Continuity Plan, Business Continuity Program, holidays, New Years / No Comments

We are a week into 2021, wondering what it will bring. Have you made New Year’s resolutions? What will you do differently in your personal life? And what changes are you going to make in your business and professional life? This is the perfect time to reflect on what went well for your company this […]

Valuable Careers You Should Absolutely Consider Entering During the Pandemic

By KingsBridge BCP/on January 4, 2021/in Business Continuity / No Comments

NOTE TO READER: This post is a post from guest blogger BootCampRankings.com. COVID-19 has redefined the word disruption. Millions of people across the United States and the world have lost their jobs or shut down their local businesses in the last few months. Did you know that the National Restaurant Association released a report that […]

Santa Phoenix

By KingsBridge BCP/on December 21, 2020/in Business Continuity, Shield software/ tags BCP, bcp on a budget, business continuity, Business Continuity Management, Business Continuity Plan, Business Continuity Program, disaster recovery, free shield, KingsBridge Shield, Shield / No Comments

As 2020 is coming to a close (don't let the door hit you on the way out!), Santa Phoenix wants to share with you how to do BCP for FREE. First, FREE BCP software That's right! Santa/King Pheonix has been banging the drum about FREEBCP for a while now and this is completely FREE Shield! [...] Continue Reading »

BCP on a budget Part I:

By Roswitha Firth/on December 15, 2020/in Business Continuity/ tags bcp on a budget, bcp on a budget part 1, budget / No Comments

You know you need a Business Continuity Plan but, like so many organizations, there’s no extra cash lying around to invest in the process. Sound familiar? In this two-part series, we provide you with a dozen tips and tricks to get started on your “BCP on a budget.” 1 – Talk to your insurance provider. […]

Operating By The Seat Of Your Pants?

By Roswitha Firth/on December 8, 2020/in Business Continuity, Lessons Learned/ tags choices, fast crash, fast money, lessons learned / No Comments

The Next Great Thing? We’ve all seen them. New companies that appear seemingly out of nowhere. Often they have fancy marketing material, a snazzy logo, a few fast-talking sales people, and an energetic and keen staff working behind the scenes. The company gets attention, makes some sales, and everything ticks along nicely. The board is […]

3 Ways Your BCP Can Help You with Non-Emergency Operations

By Roswitha Firth/on December 1, 2020/in Business Continuity/ tags community messages, critical equipment, exercise, holidays, public relations / No Comments

While Covid-19 has many people working from home, many companies have sent part or even all of their employees back to the office or other facility. Demonstrating return on investment is one of the main barriers to launching a new or more robust Business Continuity Plan (BCP) project. Many organizations have difficulty justifying the expense […]

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