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Leadership in Cybersecurity

N2Growth Blog

Managing enterprise risk tolerance. Human resource leadership. Incident Response Planning (IRP). Multi-year security architecture planning. Audit management & support. Today’s information security leaders are faced with: Technology aligned reporting structure. Breach mitigation.

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How Employee Feedback May Have Prevented Deadly Meningitis Outbreak

Great Leadership By Dan

If current employees are hesitant to talk, HR should also be conducting exit interviews , particularly in high-risk occupations like healthcare, to identify any areas that may put the company, its customers and consumers at risk. HR can facilitate discussions and task forces for planning and next steps.

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Preparing Your Small Business For A Disaster

Strategy Driven

They are marketers, IT specialists, inventors, accountants, security experts, website designers, human resources, and much more. For many businesses, that is a plan for what you would do to get your business back up and running after a disaster strikes. Identify responsibilities. Back up documents. Work remotely.

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The Big Picture of Business – Biggest Excuses They Use… and You Should Avoid: Rationales and Reasons Why Businesses Fail

Strategy Driven

We’ve got the latest technology. Our human resources department takes care of that. Not engaging in planning for future operations: So what are you gonna do about it? Not engaging in planning for future operations: So what are you gonna do about it? There’s too much talk about planning.

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Is Anyone Really Responsible for Your Company's Data Security?

Harvard Business Review

Trade secrets, confidential business plans, and operational security depend on it. But when I put the question to top management, well, they''re busy — not their problem, that''s for sure — and they refer me to the chief information officer or the chief technology officer. To find out, I like to ask questions.

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Small and Young Businesses Are Especially Vulnerable to Extreme Weather

Harvard Business Review

These threats change the risk management calculus of firms hoping to succeed in a more turbulent world. First, small businesses tend to be more productive than larger ones and may be especially unlikely to invest in risk management that diverts resources from production. Data from the U.S.

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The Questions Executives Should Ask About 3D Printing

Harvard Business Review

Carmakers have started using 3D technology to produce parts. The technology is expected to lead to reductions in the cost of employment, capital investment, shipping and inventory as well. manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers, according to a leading technology industry analyst. Most hearing aids in the U.S.