Put simply, a tabletop exercise is an activity that allows your organization to simulate a realistic cyberattack scenario to test your cyber incident response plan’s efficiency. Review this guidance to learn more about the benefits of tabletop exercises and how your organization can successfully carry out such an activity. Read More. 

Telework, or working from home, has risen steadily over the past several years, but it exploded amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Some employees have even taken to working from anywhere (WFA), such as vacation destinations. This article provides an overview of WFA arrangements and their pros and cons.   Click Here for the Full Article. 

A portable generator is very handy to have during a power outage. A few safety tips to keep in mind are making sure it’s placed in a well-ventilated area, not overloading the generator and turning it off and letting it cool before refueling.   Click here to read more. 

On June 18, 2020, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released guidance to help employers plan how to reopen nonessential businesses. The guidance also addresses issues employers should consider as they ask their employees return to work during the COVID-19 pandemic.   OSHA’s guidelines for reopening nonessential businesses provide general principles for updating restrictions

While the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many organizations to close their doors for an extended period, several states across the country have officially begun implementing reopening measures, allowing some employers to resume operations. However, as organizations prepare to open their doors once again, there are numerous factors to consider in order to preserve the health

As the states begin to open up operations, thoughts around action plans to do so safely are top of mind for most business owners and operators. Therefore, we have provided sample plans for a variety of industries. Coronavirus Action Plan – Construction Coronavirus Action Plan – General Industry Coronavirus Action Plan – Manufacturing Coronavirus Action