Difference between revisions of "Part 1: RAR - List of Threats v2"
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'''Crisis Management and Crisis Communication''' | '''Crisis Management and Crisis Communication''' | ||
| − | This list of threats is applicable to both crisis management and crisis communication. It forms the first two set of the 7 sets of the crisis scenarios. The rationale is that when it comes to | + | This list of threats is applicable to both crisis management and crisis communication. It forms the first two set of the 7 sets of the crisis scenarios. The rationale is that when it comes to crisis management or crisis communication will regard threats that result in a disaster and crisis scenario that becomes crisis as one "bad event". |
== Denial of Access == | == Denial of Access == | ||
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Denial of Access includes all threats that will result in the denial of access/availability to people, processes, infrastructure, and partners/suppliers. This could range from a flood keeping you from entering the office premises to a power outage disrupting work. Below is the full list of possible Denial of Access threats: | Denial of Access includes all threats that will result in the denial of access/availability to people, processes, infrastructure, and partners/suppliers. This could range from a flood keeping you from entering the office premises to a power outage disrupting work. Below is the full list of possible Denial of Access threats: | ||
| − | *Blizzard | + | * Blizzard |
| − | *Clouds | + | * Clouds |
| − | *Cyclone | + | * Cyclone |
| − | *Drought | + | * Drought |
| − | *Duststorm | + | * Duststorm |
| − | *Flood | + | * Flood |
| − | *Flash Flood | + | * Flash Flood |
| − | *Fog/ Haze | + | * Fog/ Haze |
| − | *Heat Wave | + | * Heat Wave |
| − | *Hurricane | + | * Hurricane |
| − | *Lightning | + | * Lightning |
| − | *Rain | + | * Rain |
| − | *Snow | + | * Snow |
| − | *Thunder | + | * Thunder |
| − | *Tornado | + | * Tornado |
| − | *Tropical storm | + | * Tropical storm |
| − | *Typhoon | + | * Typhoon |
| − | *Weather front | + | * Weather front |
| − | *Water Spout | + | * Water Spout |
| − | *Wind | + | * Wind |
| − | *Wind Storm | + | * Wind Storm |
| − | *Fire Storm | + | * Fire Storm |
| − | *Fire - Wild, Rural or Urban | + | * Fire - Wild, Rural or Urban |
| − | *Terrorism | + | * Terrorism |
| − | *Bomb Threat/Explosion | + | * Bomb Threat/Explosion |
| − | *Power Outage | + | * Power Outage |
| − | *Earthquake Tremors | + | * Earthquake Tremors |
== Unavailability of People == | == Unavailability of People == | ||
| − | *Labour Dispute/ Strike | + | * Labour Dispute/ Strike |
| − | *Infectious Disease/ Pandemic | + | * Infectious Disease/ Pandemic |
| − | *Workplace Safety | + | * Workplace Safety |
| − | *Workplace Violence | + | * Workplace Violence |
| − | *Loss of Key Appointment Holders | + | * Loss of Key Appointment Holders |
| − | *Mishandling of Hazardous Materials | + | * Mishandling of Hazardous Materials |
| − | *Haze | + | * Haze |
== Disruption of Supply Chain == | == Disruption of Supply Chain == | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 13 January 2020
Business Continuity Management
This is a list of possible threats to an organization. From this list, the Organization BCM Coordinator together with the BC Team is required to identify and extract the likely and high-impact threats that will affect your organization. Sometimes, this list of threats may be re-organized into Four primary scenarios of internal and external threats: Denial of Access, Unavailability of People, Disruption of Supply Chain, and Equipment and IT-related Disruption.
Crisis Management and Crisis Communication
This list of threats is applicable to both crisis management and crisis communication. It forms the first two set of the 7 sets of the crisis scenarios. The rationale is that when it comes to crisis management or crisis communication will regard threats that result in a disaster and crisis scenario that becomes crisis as one "bad event".
Contents
Denial of Access
Denial of Access includes all threats that will result in the denial of access/availability to people, processes, infrastructure, and partners/suppliers. This could range from a flood keeping you from entering the office premises to a power outage disrupting work. Below is the full list of possible Denial of Access threats:
- Blizzard
- Clouds
- Cyclone
- Drought
- Duststorm
- Flood
- Flash Flood
- Fog/ Haze
- Heat Wave
- Hurricane
- Lightning
- Rain
- Snow
- Thunder
- Tornado
- Tropical storm
- Typhoon
- Weather front
- Water Spout
- Wind
- Wind Storm
- Fire Storm
- Fire - Wild, Rural or Urban
- Terrorism
- Bomb Threat/Explosion
- Power Outage
- Earthquake Tremors
- Labour Dispute/ Strike
- Infectious Disease/ Pandemic
- Workplace Safety
- Workplace Violence
- Loss of Key Appointment Holders
- Mishandling of Hazardous Materials
- Haze
Disruption of Supply Chain
- Loss of Specialized Vendor/ Partner/ Supplier
- Regulatory or Legal Violation
- Default of Key Debtors
- Accidents (i.e. Aviation, Rail, Maritime, Vehicular)
- IT Failure (i.e. Hardware, Software)
- Network Failure (i.e. Local and Wide Network)"
- IT Sabotage
- Telecommunications Failure (phone line)
- Facilities and Equipment Failure (i.e. Air-con, Lift, Transformer, HVAC, UPS, Backup Generator)
