- September 11- WHAT EXECUTIVES MUST DO TO PROTECT THEIR  ORGANIZATION IN THE NEW GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT 

 

 

                                              Javier F. Kuong and MASP Consulting Group

 

The events of  September 11 and other global threats of bio- and Cyber terrorism attacks have awaken the business and government communities to the dire need to assess their level of preparedness and the need to overhaul their enterprise wide protection and business continuity programs. Since unprecedented events of this nature and magnitude have never occurred before, we must conclude that present protection and contingency plans were not designed to deal with the sheer magnitude and destruction level that September 11 events demonstrated.  

 

The US Office of Homeland Security and the FBI continue to warn us that potential additional attacks could still materialize given that there are hundreds of dormant terrorist cells waiting for the opportunity to attack again.  The events of September 11 demonstrated that an organization does not have to be attacked directly to be adversely impacted because of the collateral damage from dependency on other organizations, government and public infrastructure, including the Internet.  Recent surveys indicate that protection of employees; key business processes and business continuity for survival are foremost in executives’ minds.

 

MAP-51 is addressed to the needs of executives and senior professionals who must act swiftly to protect their enterprises and initiate action plans to assess their state of readiness and launch an overhaul of their current enterprise protection programs.

 

This unique and pragmatic manual provides you practical guidelines to spearhead a program overhaul for your enterprise protection needs and shows you how to select the most effective protection strategies to address both preventive before-the-event and after-the-event  recovery programs to deal with unavoidable threats and disasters.  

 

MAP-51 focuses on approaches and strategies to deal with the new threats of terrorism, cyber terrorism and other threat sources that can place your company in serious jeopardy.    YOU NEED A COPY OF MAP-51.

 

CONTENTS                ISBN    0-940706-58-X

1.        SEPTEMBER 11 EVENTS – IMPLICATIONS TO YOUR ORGANIZATION

1.1       The World as we Knew It Will Never Be the Same            

1.2            The Global Threat Environment    

1.3            If You Don’t Think Your Company Can Be Impacted, Think Again

1.4            Your Fiduciary and Moral Responsibility to Act to Protect Your Enterprise's Critical Intellectual Capital and Assets

1.        SEPTEMBER 11 EVENTS – IMPLICATIONS TO YOUR ORGANIZATION

1.1       The World as we Knew It Will Never Be the Same            

1.2            The Global Threat Environment    

1.3            If You Don’t Think Your Company Can Be Impacted, Think Again

1.4            Your Fiduciary and Moral Responsibility to Act to Protect Your Enterprise’s  Critical Intellectual Capital and Assets 

1.5        Chapter Summary

2.          WHAT WE LEARNED FROM SEPTEMBER 11             

2.1       The Lessons from September 11 Events                 

2.2       A Summary of Lessons Learned 

2.3        Capitalizing on the Bitter Lessons                      

2.4            Using The September 11 Experiences as a Basis for Assessing Vulnerabilities and Formulating Protection Strategies

3.        ASSESSING THE ADEQUACY OF YOUR PRESENT PROTECTION AND BUSINESS CONTINUITY PROGRAM

3.1       How Do I Know If Our Present Protection and Business Continuity Provisions Are Adequate to Cope with Today’s Global Threats?

3.2       Need for a Substantial Revision of Your Enterprise Protection, Contingency and Business Continuity Plans

3.3    Asking the Key Questions      

3.4    A Quick Assessment Questionnaire to Help You Evaluate Your Level of Preparedness   

3.5    What Management Should Expect from the Assessment of the Enterprise Protection Program   

3.6     Summary

4.        BEST STRATEGIES TO PROTECT YOUR ENTERPRISE IN THE NEW GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT

4.1   Thinking Outside of The Box and Developing Bold Protection Strategies   4.2    Integrating Two Major Perspectives Into One Effective                   Aggregate Protection  and Business Continuity Program         

4.3    Importance of Recognizing the Difference Between Directly Controllable  and Non-Controllable Threat Sources  

4.4    Illustration of a Matrix for Determining the Profile of Threat Controllability  

4.5    Protection Strategies to Consider for the Aggregate Enterprise Program

4.6    Brief Description of Protection Strategies that Can Be Applied to Enterprise Protection

4.7    Protection Strategies Require Actual Best Practices to Be Implemented    

4.8      Strategies for the Ongoing and Before-the-Event Program Preventive Portion of   The Enterprise Protection Program  

4.9    Strategies for the After-the-Event Emergency Preparedness, Resumption and Business Continuity Portion of the Protection Program

4.10   Chapter Summary

5.       A PLAN OF ACTION FOR EXECUTIVES                     

5.1     There Is No Substitute for Action – The Time is Now        

5.2        An Executive Plan of Action to Set the Enterprise Protection Program in Motion   

5.3    Summary and Recommendations

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Note:

For a more detailed manual for Implementing new provisions related to post September 11 issues, see:  MAP-50, Protecting Your Organization from Terrorism, Cyber Terrorism and Infrastructure Attacks - A Plan of Action

IF YOU WISH TO RECEIVE PRACTICAL TRAINING ON SEPTEMBER 11 ENTERPRISE PROTECTION, TWO SEMINARS ARE AVAILABLE:

CS-11 How to Audit Contingency and Business Continuity Plans for New Terrorism and Infrastructure Attacks.

CS-12 September 11 - Contingency Planning Provisions You Should Include to Upgrade Your Contingency Plan

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