Emergency Preparedness for Business Professionals :How to Mitigate and Respond to Attacks Against Your Organization

Publication subTitle :How to Mitigate and Respond to Attacks Against Your Organization

Author: Wayland   Bradley A.  

Publisher: Elsevier Science‎

Publication year: 2015

E-ISBN: 9780128026045

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780128023846

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9780128023846

Subject: F272.9 Enterprise Administrative Management

Keyword: 经济计划与管理,世界各国经济概况、经济史、经济地理

Language: ENG

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Description

Emergency Response for Business Professionals provides business managers who do not have in-house security expertise as well as the security professionals who advise them with an overview on how to prepare and react to potential unexpected incidents that can occur to their organization.

The book begins with an overview of the primary principles of business emergency planning, then delves into the considerations that an organization should take when developing their emergency plan. This includes the mitigation strategies for preventing the incident from occurring in the first place. It then shows how to identify and assess the risks the organization may realistically face, choose the commensurate security measures, and create the proper emergency response policies and procedures. The book explores how to respond in the event of an actual emergency, and how to recover business operations to full functionality after an incident occurs.

Emergency Response for Business Professionals looks closely at the most common emergencies that pose concerns for many organizations, such as active shooters, unauthorized visitors, workplace violence, embezzlement, fraud, theft, natural and man-made disasters, major equipment malfunctions, sabotage, labor disputes, and loss of key personnel, among others, along with the appropriate and accepted responses used to respond to each type of incident. It covers methods for training employees in emergency response,

Chapter

Why Should Your Organization Plan for Emergency Response?

Why Should Your Organization Plan for Emergency Response?

Risk Assessment and Emergency Response Planning

Risk Assessment and Emergency Response Planning

Using the Risk Assessment Matrix to Develop an Emergency Response Plan

Using the Risk Assessment Matrix to Develop an Emergency Response Plan

Summary

Summary

End Notes

End Notes

Chapter 1 - Emergency Incidents

Chapter 1 - Emergency Incidents

Types of Emergency Incidents

Types of Emergency Incidents

Standard Response Actions to Emergency Incidents

Standard Response Actions to Emergency Incidents

Planning for Emergency Incidents

Planning for Emergency Incidents

Chapter 2 - Emergency Response Planning Factors

Chapter 2 - Emergency Response Planning Factors

Emergency Response Planning Factors

Emergency Response Planning Factors

Emergency Response Planning Factors

Emergency Response Planning Factors

Chapter 3 - Mitigation

Chapter 3 - Mitigation

Security Principles

Security Principles

Balancing Security Measures with Business Efficiencies

Balancing Security Measures with Business Efficiencies

Security Awareness

Security Awareness

Security and Mitigation Measures

Security and Mitigation Measures

Physical Security Measures

Physical Security Measures

Information Security Measures

Information Security Measures

Personnel Security and Mitigation Measures

Personnel Security and Mitigation Measures

Emergency Response Roles and Responsibilities

Emergency Response Roles and Responsibilities

Emergency Response Plans and Procedures

Emergency Response Plans and Procedures

Summary of Mitigation

Summary of Mitigation

End Notes

End Notes

Chapter 4 - Preparedness

Chapter 4 - Preparedness

Communications

Communications

Command and Control

Command and Control

Collection and Distribution of Resources

Collection and Distribution of Resources

Coordination

Coordination

Congestion

Congestion

Conclusions Regarding Preparedness

Conclusions Regarding Preparedness

End Note

End Note

Chapter 5 - Response

Chapter 5 - Response

The Two Primary Types of Response

The Two Primary Types of Response

Key Elements of Emergency Response

Key Elements of Emergency Response

Summary of the Response Phase

Summary of the Response Phase

End Notes

End Notes

Chapter 6 - Recovery

Chapter 6 - Recovery

Damage Assessment

Damage Assessment

Cleanup and Salvage Operations

Cleanup and Salvage Operations

Customer and Client Information

Customer and Client Information

Mutual Aid and Agreement Activities

Mutual Aid and Agreement Activities

Business Restoration

Business Restoration

Business Continuity Planning

Business Continuity Planning

Summary of Recovery Operations

Summary of Recovery Operations

End Notes

End Notes

Chapter 7 - The Crisis Management Team

Chapter 7 - The Crisis Management Team

Crisis Management Team Tasks and Composition

Crisis Management Team Tasks and Composition

Crisis Management Team Considerations

Crisis Management Team Considerations

Summary Regarding the Crisis Management Team

Summary Regarding the Crisis Management Team

End Notes

End Notes

Chapter 8 - Emergency Response Training

Chapter 8 - Emergency Response Training

Initial Emergency Response Training

Initial Emergency Response Training

Recurring Safety and Security Training

Recurring Safety and Security Training

Conclusions on Emergency Response Training

Conclusions on Emergency Response Training

Chapter 9 - Emergency Response Exercises

Chapter 9 - Emergency Response Exercises

Exercise Planning Considerations

Exercise Planning Considerations

Exercise Planning Process

Exercise Planning Process

Major Types of Exercises

Major Types of Exercises

Summary of Emergency Response Exercises

Summary of Emergency Response Exercises

Chapter 10 - Responding to Emergency Incidents

Chapter 10 - Responding to Emergency Incidents

Various Types of Emergencies and their Accepted Response

Various Types of Emergencies and their Accepted Response

Emergency Response Checklists

Emergency Response Checklists

Summary of Responding to Emergency Incidents

Summary of Responding to Emergency Incidents

End Notes

End Notes

Chapter 11 - Emergency Response Case Studies

Chapter 11 - Emergency Response Case Studies

Columbine High School Active-Shooter Incident

Columbine High School Active-Shooter Incident

Oklahoma City Federal Building Truck Bombing

Oklahoma City Federal Building Truck Bombing

Hurricane Katrina

Hurricane Katrina

“Simply Smashing” Embezzlement Case

“Simply Smashing” Embezzlement Case

Conclusion of Emergency Response Case Studies

Conclusion of Emergency Response Case Studies

End Notes

End Notes

Chapter 12 - Legislation Related to Emergency Response

Chapter 12 - Legislation Related to Emergency Response

Occupational Safety and Health Administration Requirements

Occupational Safety and Health Administration Requirements

National Incident Management System

National Incident Management System

End Note

End Note

Appendix A

Appendix A

Example—Emergency Response Plan

Example—Emergency Response Plan

Appendix B

Appendix B

Emergency Response Checklists

Emergency Response Checklists

Active Shooter Emergency Response Checklist

Active Shooter Emergency Response Checklist

Hostage Situation Emergency Response Checklist

Hostage Situation Emergency Response Checklist

Bomb Threat Emergency Response Checklist

Bomb Threat Emergency Response Checklist

Suspicious Package Emergency Response Checklist

Suspicious Package Emergency Response Checklist

Felony Crime Incident Emergency Response Checklist

Felony Crime Incident Emergency Response Checklist

Biological/Chemical Threat Emergency Response Checklist

Biological/Chemical Threat Emergency Response Checklist

Bibliography

Bibliography

Index

Index

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