More Open Source Security episodes
Published 2 Feb 2026
Duration: 35:32
Emergency management and business continuity planning are critical for organizations to proactively identify and prepare for potential disruptions.
Josh talks to David Bernstein about the world of crisis management and business continuity. David is a certified emergency manager and tell us about p...
The podcast focuses on the critical role of emergency management and business continuity planning in ensuring organizational resilience against both major and minor disruptions. It underscores the complexity of modern systems by using a hospital as an example, illustrating how a single technology failure can lead to widespread operational challenges. The discussion emphasizes the value of scenario-based planning, including creative examples like "zombie plans," to prepare for a range of potential crises.
The conversation highlights the importance of crisis management strategies, the need for emergency managers to coordinate diverse perspectives, and the role of tabletop exercises in identifying weaknesses in preparedness plans. It also addresses human factors, such as stress and communication, as key elements of effective incident response, stressing the importance of practicing proper procedures to prevent the reinforcement of poor habits. The content further explores the distinctions between departmental and organization-wide planning, the necessity of infrastructure readiness, and the risks of over-relying on technology without adequate backup systems.
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