everbridge
MAY 13, 2022
By assessing severe weather risk, organizations and governments can better mitigate the impact a severe weather event has, creating a more robust approach to layered severe weather emergencies. What steps can governments take to mitigate climate risk and severe weather events?
everbridge
NOVEMBER 9, 2022
Essential Steps to Mitigate the Impact of Severe Weather. This means collaborating with outside jurisdictions, hospitals, non-profits, and private businesses within the area. Employees should be trained and educated on how to receive and respond to severe weather alerts to keep themselves safe and operations protected.
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everbridge
FEBRUARY 23, 2024
For example, in Maui and the devastating Camp Fire in Paradise, California alerts were delayed, use of sirens withheld, and evacuation procedures rendered ineffective. Emergency alert systems, including Wireless Emergency Alerts and NOAA Weather Radio, serve as direct lifelines to the public.
Pure Storage
MARCH 6, 2024
LockBit has been responsible for headline-garnering attacks on hospitals, schools, and financial institutions, propelling the U.S. Underwriters are also attempting to mitigate the losses from cyber claims with much stricter underwriting requirements, including making certain cybersecurity protocols mandatory. Want to learn more?
everbridge
FEBRUARY 17, 2022
To fulfill duty of care standards, corporations, educational institutions, hospitals, and government agencies should evaluate and test the health of communication networks and information systems before a severe weather event occurs. They are responsible for ensuring public safety, emergency response, and timely community awareness.
PagerDuty
MAY 14, 2024
“Accessing healthcare can be a challenge for older individuals, especially if you are part of a low-income household that lives in a village 30 kilometers away from the closest district hospital.
Plan B Consulting
AUGUST 12, 2022
On the night of 11th September, paramedics in Düsseldorf, Germany, were alerted to the deteriorating condition of a 78-year-old woman suffering from an aortic aneurysm. The University Hospital Düsseldorf, whose A&E department was closed, had suffered a cyber-attack. This led to the treatment of the lady being delayed by an hour.
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