Crisis: An acute incident or
series of cumulative minor incidents or circumstances that threaten to
fundamentally alter, in a negative way, how a company or organization
conducts business. Crises may include natural, technological,
socioeconomic, or geopolitical events.
- Natural -- hurricane, tornado,
earthquake, etc.
- Technological -- hazardous chemical
release, explosion, data or system failure, etc.
- Socioeconomic/Geopolitical --
terrorism, political upheaval, regulatory attack, denial of service
attack, stock or financial attack, etc.
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At Baker, our Crisis and Consequence Management services focus on
preparedness activities with an all-risk, all-hazards approach in assisting both
public and private sector clients to plan and prepare for natural disasters,
technological emergencies, internal/external risks and terrorism threats. With
advance preparation, planning, training, and exercising, private and public
organizations are able to effectively manage the consequences of and minimize
the impacts of these events. Once established, a crisis and consequence
management program should follow an established periodic cycle of planning,
training, and exercising.
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