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Welcome to the Rothstein Publishing blog (formerly Business Survival)

UncategorizedSeptember 28, 2016260Views 0Likes 0Comments

First of all, if you don't recognize this, it's because Rothstein Associates Inc. and Rothstein Publishing are excited to announce that we've relaunched the former Business Survival(tm) blog. If you're reading this, it's because you're already a confirmed subscriber to our blog. Remember this?

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So, what's new? Lots! For starters, our principal website, www.rothstein.com, is totally new.

Risky Rhetoric: When Personal Opinions Damage Corporate Brands

The best way to address reputation risk is to build a culture that makes a clear distinction regarding each employee’s responsibility to protect the company image. “The worst position to be in is that of the ostrich—to put your head in the sand.”

BCI, BSI Horizon Scan 2016: Physical security a growing threat to organizations

Business Continuity, Disaster Preparedness, Risk ManagementFebruary 18, 2016349Views 0Likes 0Comments

Physical security is seen as growing concern for business continuity professionals, according to the fifth annual Horizon Scan Report published by the Business Continuity Institute, in association with BSI. Among the ranks of potential threats that organizations face, acts of terrorism gained six places from 10th in 2015 to 4th this year, while security incidents moved from 6th place to 5th place.

Developing a Cyberbreach Strategy

InfoSecurity, Risk ManagementDecember 15, 2015319Views 0Likes 0Comments

Throughout the business world, breaches have become a constant reminder of the critical need to assess and take action on cyberrisk. But they can also make addressing the issue seem like an ever more daunting task, leading many to either put off substantive measures or blindly buy the latest insurance or software to “take care”…

Is it time to rethink business continuity?

Business ContinuityJuly 22, 2015299Views 0Likes 0Comments

Increasing complexity means that business continuity professionals need to rethink some of the paradigms of the practice, says Geary Sikich. Business continuity professionals need to rethink some of the paradigms of the practice. All too often we tend to fall back on what are considered the tried and true ways of doing things.