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Contingency Today is a web-based magazine and the only publication, online or print, dedicated to the challenges and opportunities of Critical National Infrastructure protection. Its readership includes policy-makers, decision-influencers and middle management implementers engaged in emergency planning, disaster recovery and infrastructure protection.

Contingency Today covers all significant threats to the Critical National Infrastructure, including electronic attack and the sophisticated misuse of computer systems; physical attacks by terrorist organisations and other criminals; the effects of climate change; and other natural disasters, including pandemics, fire and flood.

ContingencyToday Review (CT Review) is the free sister print publication of ContingencyToday.com. Covering the broad spectrum of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Homeland Security, it will contain topical articles by leading figures from the private and public sectors, including politicians and public sector purchasers and specifiers.

Coupled with the opinions of influential figures on major issues, news items, product and services developments, and management changes, CT Review and ContingencyToday.com provide unique vehicles to communicate with readers in a sector which seems comparatively immune to recession.

Main Editorial Focus:

  • Bio-terrorism defence
  • Business resilience and continuity planning
  • Critical National Infrastructure
  • Emergency response and disaster recovery
  • Identity authentication
  • International bio-terrorism defence
  • IT security
  • Pandemic, fire and natural disaster prevention
  • Transportation (air, ground, sea) and border security

Latest News

Cloudswitch wins prize… More…
30 July 2010

Radio Tactics launches Athena v4… More…
30 July 2010

EU police forces can demand evidence from UK… More…
29 July 2010

Climate change to drive more Mexicans towards the … More…
29 July 2010

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Hiding behind the Cloud

Neil Fisher, vice president of global security solutions at Unisys warns that a cyber weapon of mass disruption in the Cloud could have a hugely catastrophic effect on any company or country. It's time to beat the enemy at their own game. They think they can hide behind the Cloud. They can't but we can

Internet hackers are not limited by country borders and businesses in any region could be vulnerable to attack. Companies which see security as a cost centre and no more important than the corporate coffee budget are most at risk. By cutting long-term investments for short-term gain they are leavin… More…

Latest Events

9 to 12 August 2010, 2010
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONTINU…
Location: Northants, UK

6-10 September , 2010
Training Course: Crisis & Emer…
Location: Astana, Kazakhstan

13-16 September, 2010
Identity Management for Govern…
Location: Washington, DC

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Key Articles

Crisis contingency planning… More…
23 July 2010

Avoiding lock-in is a game of pick and choose… More…
23 July 2010

The increased risk of employee fraud… More…
23 July 2010

Fraudsters say thanks for the memory… More…
23 July 2010

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