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Business continuity post-disaster is critical to every enterprise. This section provides information regarding planning for disasters and management guidance as to how to mitigate, reduce the impact and recover from such events.

Disasters / Business Continuity

Business continuity planning, business recovery post-disaster

Disasters / Checklists

Emergency preparedness checklists, bomb threat checklists

Disasters / Computers

Computer disaster recovery plan

Disasters / Emergency Plans

Examples of emergency management and action plans

Disasters / Evacuations

Guidelines on emergency evacuation programs, fire drills, etc.

Updated Disasters / Guides

Step-by-step approach to emergency planning, disaster guides

Disasters / Insurance

Flood National Flood Insurance Program documents - flood zones

Disasters / Maps

Earthquake maps, flood maps, wind maps, solar radiation maps

Disasters / Mitigation

How to mitigate property losses from wildfires, floods, earthquakes & wind, etc

Disasters / Recovery

Flood clean-up, disaster recovery program guidance

Updated Property / Restoration

Cleaning and restoration of interiors & furnishings due to smoke & water damage

Property / Water Damage

What to do to prevent water damage to buildings

Risk Mgt / Business Interruption

Contingency planning and business interruption materials

Updated Risk Mgt / Catastrophes

Insurance claims data related to natural catastrophic occurrences in the USA

Risk Mgt / Terrorism

Information about the insurance industry and the WTC bombings








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