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Emergency Preparedness Insights, Tips and Best Practices

The most effective business continuity programs integrate preparedness into their organization’s culture.

Trainer Bob Clark uses a zombie apocalypse to teach key emergency preparedness principles in our new webinar.

As useful as the Internet is, it can also be a dangerous place for people of all ages. That’s why it’s important to know safety rules that can help you protect yourself online.

When a storm becomes strong enough, a state of emergency may be declared. During weather emergencies, it is important to have a plan to keep you and your family safe.

In the United States, home fires claim the lives of an average of seven people a day. Fortunately, in most cases, fires are preventable.

Although emergency preparedness is important for all people, seniors should take extra measures to ensure that they are ready for when emergencies strike.

Pets are often unequipped to protect themselves in an emergency situation and need our help to make sure they make it through safely.

Individuals with disabilities or special needs will need to take steps to ensure their safety by being prepared to respond appropriately in an emergency or natural disaster.

Disasters in remote places have historically involved amateur radio operators. These “hams” have stepped in to provide assistance when other forms of communication fail.

Using the Internet can be very fun. You can surf the Web as you do schoolwork, you can play games online, and you can stay connected with friends and family.

The flu is a respiratory illness that due to its contagious nature can impact everyone, regardless of gender, ethnicity, or location.

Businesses face a number of potential emergencies that threaten their bottom line or even their survival.