Business Continuity in the COVID 19 era. | Top 5 approaches to a secure and effective Work from Home.
The COVID-19 pandemic presents a serious threat to people, businesses, and economies across the world. Gartner’s recent Business Continuity Survey shows just 12 percent of organizations are highly prepared for the impact of Coronavirus. Smart leaders must focus on how they can best protect their people, serve their customers, and stabilize business continuity. During times of crisis, business operations—the intelligence engine of an organization—are more important than ever.
Business continuity and disaster recovery plans are being tested by rapidly evolving challenges, such as travel restrictions, and as large-scale remote working becomes a reality. Just 12% - of organizations are highly prepared for the impact of Coronavirus, according to Gartner’s recent Business Continuity Survey. 32% - of senior executives rarely update their operating model, according to initial data from an ongoing Intelligent Operations survey by Accenture and Oxford Economics.
In this interesting webinar, our in-house expert - Mr. Narendra Sahoo in a very practical way covered: 1. What are the lessons learned from the COVID 19 scenario which forced almost every company to scuttle up a BCP (Business Continuity Plan) 2. Top 5 Information Security Threats opened up by the sudden departure from traditional 3. Top 5 approaches to a secure and effective Work from Home 4. Managing compliance to standards such as PCI DSS, SOC2, HIPAA, GDPR in this scenario 5. Approach to conducting remote assessments as approved by PCI Council and AICPA. With every one of us forced into remote working and on-the-fly Business Continuity approaches, this webinar holds something for each and every one of us.
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In addition, we are also mourning lost habits and ways of life that are casualties of the coronavirus.Going out with friends, hugging a grandparent, even opening a door in a public place are on hold.
However, even as states begin to open up, changes in how we interact with each other and the world will likely continue for far longer.
"Mourning is hard work," Sigmund Freud once wrote in his essay, "Mourning and Melancholia."
Letting go of what we have lost helps us move on with our lives, although we will always miss the people, places, and things we have lost; in that sense mourning can never be complete.Mourning and grief are an important part of coping with loss and essential in managing changes and accepting new realities.
Recognizing that our pre-COVID lives may never return is a loss to be mourned, and the work involved in this mourning can help us move on and into the new reality.
However, some people struggle with the process more than others, and resist by responding with illusions of control, refusing to take precautions, and showing contempt for politicians and public health officials who try to explain the changing realities of daily life.In an article post on APsaA’s Psychology Today blogsite, psychotherapist Shelley Galasso Bonanno, MA, LLP, writes, "Each person processes and expresses grief in their own individual ways, yet there is comfort and power in understanding that one is not alone during this pandemic."
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