Managing Director
CFE, CII, FCIISCM, CATS, CCPS, CFAP
Managing Director
CFE, CII, FCIISCM, CATS, CCPS, CFAP
Director - Security & Risk Consulting
The traditional methodologies of managing and mitigating risks are no longer enough. In today’s ever-changing and complex business landscape, protecting people, products, and profits, that shape organisations, requires creativity in crisis management and detailed business continuity planning. The Crisis Management & Business Continuity experts at Netrika Consulting provide innovative solutions needed not just to survive in the time of crises, but to thrive.
We identify potential risks and crises and build comprehensive plans to mitigate them. With the identified risks, we identify triggers to launch the mitigation plans and safeguard your business operations. We specialise in training, planning, response and recovery services for a wide range of crisis events to reduce the period of disruption.
A crisis management plan prepares your organization for a disaster or unforeseen event. With a plan in place, you can lessen the impact of the crisis on your employees and your business operations. When the team is properly trained for the unexpected, there's less chance of long-term damage.
At Netrika, we help all our clients affordably resolve crises situations that present a risk to the profitability and reputation of their business and safety of their personnel and security of their assets.
A crisis management plan outlines how your business will react if a crisis occurs. The plan should identify who will take action and what their roles will be. The goal of a crisis management plan is to minimize damage and restore business operations as quickly as possible.
Prevention, protection, and recovery are the three main pillars of business continuity. Businesses may lessen the effects of delays and guarantee a speedy return to operations by concentrating on four key areas.
Lack of senior management support, lack of understanding, lack of funding, inadequate planning and lack of time to implement the business continuity plan are all a hindrance to its success.
Business continuity plans involve identifying any and all risks that can affect the company’s operations. The plan should also determine how those risks will affect operations and implement safeguards and procedures to mitigate the risks. There should also be testing procedures to ensure these safeguards and procedures work. Finally, there should be a review process to make sure that the plan is up to date.
Business continuity & crisis management help businesses ensure a seamless response from all levels of the organisation, provide a sense of control, identify operational issues and enhance transparency for incident reporting.