The site network is down. The line is still running. Phone in a locker. No laptop on the floor. Contractors not on your email domain. If email is the only route, who gets left out? Read more: crises-control.com/blogs/ale… #Manufacturing #BusinessContinuity

A substation doesn’t fail on schedule. Sending the alert is the easy part. The next 20 minutes are the test: — who was reached — who acknowledged — which tasks are done, across every site — what you hand the regulator Sending an alert is not a response plan. #emergencycomms

Three substations. One storm. Who’s in command? When sites are affected, competing priorities, limited resources and conflicting updates can complicate incident response. Clear roles and coordinated decisions matter. Can you respond effectively? #IncidentManagement

An alert has been sent. But has anyone taken responsibility? #Energy operators need more than notifications. They need to track acknowledgements, assign incident tasks and coordinate the response. Crises Control connects #MassNotification with #IncidentManagement.

For #WomenInTech Week, we're celebrating the women at Crises Control who bring curiosity, creativity and fresh ideas to technology. From AI development to customer success, every perspective makes a difference. What do you love about working in tech?

“The parent app will cover it.” But what if it relies on a school MIS that's down? Ask your supplier: can you still access parent contact details during an outage? And what's your backup? Have you tested yours? #SchoolSafety #IncidentManagement

Monday, 08:05. Ransomware has locked your school's MIS. Registers, timetables and parent contacts are inaccessible. The buses are arriving. What's your first move? Would your response plan hold up when it matters? #SchoolSafety #IncidentManagement

Every incident starts a clock. It doesn't wait for head office to find out. 32 seconds on why memory is not evidence. #RIDDOR #Compliance

"We will write the report once the incident is over." By then the evidence it needs is in people's memories. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #Compliance

Knowing the reporting deadline is one thing. Knowing when the clock starts is another. One incident can trigger different reporting clocks based on awareness, classification or determination. Who decided, when, and can the record prove it? #OperationalResilience #Compliance