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Track24 has today announced the appointment of Andrew McInerney as Chief Executive Officer . Read the full story here: zurl.co/VQ5Cw
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When an emergency happens at sea, the master needs to know who's on board, where they are, and who can't be accounted for. Here's how to do it: 👉 zurl.co/YQSYI
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A fire alarm and a broadcast email is not a campus emergency plan. Here's what good looks like: zurl.co/vgjxv
How can Defence Contractors protect the civilian staff and subcontractors they are responsible for? Find out here: zurl.co/zMyzS
Notification templates written during an incident carry risks. Here's how to build one that works before you need it.
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75% of attacks on UK CNI last year involved state-linked actors. If your plan doesn't factor that, here's what to do differently:
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Energy infrastructure involves high hazard environments, and needs world class risk management. Here's what good CEM looks like: zurl.co/FsVd5
Energy operators face a demanding combination of high-hazard sites, remote teams and strict accountability. Effective critical event management connects alerts, people and decisions in one response.
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Beyond dependable mobile coverage, safety depends on keeping people, vehicles and response teams visible and connected. Satellite communication closes that operational gap across remote terrain.
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The gap between a GSOC identifying a threat and the right people receiving instructions is wider than most clients realise. zurl.co/TSsaA
Retail staff working alone or outside normal hours face risks that require more than a policy. Clear check-ins, discreet alerts and dependable escalation help turn duty of care into practical protection.
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In oil and gas, duty of care cannot stop at the perimeter. Remote work and changing conditions demand wider visibility.
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Emergency communications are only effective if people can actually be reached. ReachScore identifies device, permission and engagement gaps before a crisis exposes them.
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A global workforce moves risk across time zones, jurisdictions, and working patterns. See how critical event management brings the picture together.
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Martyn's Law is now legislation. Venue operators need practical plans for communication, coordination and protective action.
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During an outbreak, communication can be as operationally important as transport, medicine, and logistics.
What Ebola response teaches NGOs about reaching people under pressure.
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Field engineers work beyond the office perimeter, where incomplete information carries greater consequences.
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For NGO security teams in fragile environments, duty of care depends on preparation, communication and the ability to act in real time.
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NIS2 raises the bar for resilience across critical infrastructure. Emergency communications need to be part of the compliance conversation.
Read the practical considerations.
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A near-blackout is not only an energy-sector problem. Any organisation that depends on power needs a credible response plan.
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Local authorities need more than an emergency plan. They need a live capability to coordinate people, information and decisions when an incident unfolds.
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