Business continuity planning safeguards your organisation for unexpected events that could cripple your capabilities. It doesn’t need to be long or fancy, it just needs to be practical in order to be effective.

The expert in business continuity, Rinske Geerlings, shares her direct and open approach to complex processes involved in business continuity and information security. She also shares how cybersecurity plays a role in safeguarding your business for the unexpected.

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• 1:32 Can you help us understand what business continuity is?
• 3:42 What are the types of disaster scenarios you’ve been dealing with in your career? What role has cybersecurity played in them?
• 6:15 What did your involvement with the Australian Financial Industry Standard for Business Continuity entail?
• 8:18 What are the human elements that we perhaps don’t think about when making business continuity plans? 
• 11:16 What are your observations on how businesses at times jeopardise their security for the purpose of operational benefits?
• 15:50 In scenarios where staff are evacuated or working remotely, how should organisations plan for returning back to BAU?
• 18:18 Do you think standards and regulations are going to be impacted by the recent events from the pandemic?
• 20:21 How are small businesses supposed to do continuity plans when there’s a lot on their plate?
• 26:08 If there’s one thing you wish all businesses, large and small, would be aware of what would it be?
• 27:22 Do you have an appetite for any boardgames that you like to play?