Panel announcement: Crisis Communications: Are you prepared to respond to a cyber attack?
backWe have some exciting news to share! Our founder, Kylie McMullan, will be a guest speaker in an upcoming panel on crisis communications and how to create a crisis prepared organization and get buy-in from senior leaders.
Here are the details:
In Case of Emergency, Break Glass.
Join CPRS Vancouver on Nov. 17, 2022, for a two-part event on the latest and best practices in crisis communications.
Part 1: Best Practices in Cyber Attack Crisis Communications
Information is the currency of today’s world order. Boards and business leaders have been forced to learn how to adapt to the risks that cybersecurity issues pose to their businesses.
And as we continue to innovate, evolve, and enhance our communications and information networks, the risk exposure rises exponentially. Everything is now fair game – from remote networks to your VPN’s, to your organization’s privacy and security measures.
And as the cyberattacks increase in frequency and severity, companies face the challenge of maintaining and repairing trust with affected stakeholders.
In this presentation, Shafiq Jamal will dive into the current cybersecurity landscape and discuss how you can:
- Get a handle on how attacks are evolving.
- Understand the way these attacks are being launched.
- Understand what you need to do to ensure your organization is well-equipped to respond to future attacks.
Part 2: Creating A Crisis Ready Culture
Implementing a crisis-ready culture needs to start at the top. So how can you go about gaining this buy-in and getting the executive team to commit?
Join senior practitioners Alex Russell and Kylie McMullan to learn how to get your organization and team aligned, and ensure senior leadership understands the value of crisis preparedness.
