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Take Ten Podcast on Business Continuity Planning Best Practices

April 9, 2007     10 Minutes   
Listen to this latest podcast on CUInfoSecurity.com. You'll hear Tom Walsh, CISSP, and a business continuity expert give his insights on the following:

- Have the lessons learned from 9-11 been retained?
- Why FFIEC has a strong emphasis on testing a Business Continuity Plan
- Common mistakes and assumptions made by organizations about BCP
- Difference between a regular disaster and a pandemic for a financial institution
- What scenarios and timetables institutions should plan for to handle a pandemic

> Click here to register for the Business Continuity Best Practices webinar.

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