Where events can be reasonably foreseen, riding the storm largely depends on the efforts organisations put into planning, writes Craig Adams, MD EMEA, Protecht.
Updated March 20, 2023 / Original March 20, 2023
Managing Director EMEA, Protecht
5 Mins
March 20, 2023 | 2:16 PM GMT
Under plans announced by the Cabinet Office in December, the government is looking to implement a range of measures to increase the UK’s resilience and strengthen how the country prepares for and responds to emergencies. These include ideas such as establishing a new UK Resilience Academy and appointing a Head of Resilience in what The Times said is an effort to “guard against ‘black swan’ events such as Covid.”
Managing Director EMEA, Protecht
5 Mins|March 20, 2023
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