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5 Steps to Developping a Cyber Security Crisis Management Plan

Melissa Agnes

However, just because it’s a complex and multi-faceted type of crisis to prepare for, doesn’t mean it can’t be done. So to help get you started, following are some helpful tips and considerations when setting out to become crisis-ready for a cyber security incident. Click here to learn more.

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The 5 Phases of Becoming Crisis Ready

Melissa Agnes

For example, if you have a crisis management plan in place, where does that plan sit on the crisis ready spectrum? Has your organization identified its most likely high-risk, high-impact issue and crisis scenarios? Do you conduct regular crisis management exercises? Your communication with stakeholders.

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Borrowing Trust: The Surprising New Marketing Role of Citizen Influencers

Cision

Crisis management: Having relationships with industry authorities can help shut down a problem in a crisis but you need to have an established and ongoing relationship before you can call on them to help. Social proof: Having your brand associated with a well-known authority can help augment your reputation instantly.

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Managing an Online Reputation – A practical book for dealing with a social media crisis

Norton's Notes

I read it over the Christmas holidays whilst watching far too many movies and drinking too much beer, it is one of the first books that has been outreached to me, that genuinely interested me, as I felt the outreach was well targeted because I love online crisis management and cover it quite a lot here on the blog.

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The joy of pain – VW, schadenfreude and public relations

PR Conversations

I want to see far more realistic discussion about crisis management in our occupation – where we are mindful of the mental health implications for PR practitioners who are ‘crisis workers’ at the eye of the storm, and recognise the limitations on what we are able to do before, during and after a crisis.

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#19: Building a framework for reputation management

NewsWhip

Deploying crisis management teams | Jump to text. And it’s one of those things, that people often conflate risk management and crisis management, or don’t understand the difference necessarily in how those two either interplay or play off of each other, or nothing to do with each other sometimes.

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Maximising resilience of health and well-being assets in crisis situations

PR Conversations

Perhaps convincing employers that ongoing post-crisis support, including counselling and respite leave, could be tied to such statistics so the cost of losing experienced staff members post-crisis is understood. Second, I’d like to consider more the notion of superhero status in crisis management.

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