Preparing for a terrorist attack pt. 2
A holistic security approach is needed to enable organizations to prepare for, and plan for new threats and attacks.
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High Velocity CEM webinar series
Protect your organization from the impact of critical events, and achieve a business resilience advantage, with Everbridge High Velocity CEM™.
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Hurricane season 2025: Prepare with confidence
Join us as our subject matter expert, Sean McDevitt shares proven frameworks to navigate a challenging hurricane season.
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Transforming resilience: Planning with BC in the Cloud
Join us for an in-depth session on how BC in the Cloud is evolving to meet the dynamic needs of business resiliency leaders.
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AI in action: Accelerating enterprise resilience
Purpose-built AI is transforming critical event management and revolutionizing resilience strategies for organizations worldwide. This in-depth webinar will explore the advanced ca
Keeping remote employees safe: Avoid costs and grow revenues
A higher risk preparedness and being more proactive in your approach to protecting employees can help meet your duty of care obligations.
Modernizing public warning messaging
Discover the latest research on how to design and disseminate alerts and warning information that encourages public action.
Webinar: Improved security preparedness for active shooter events
For security, during any event – especially an active shooter incident – your organization’s employees, facilities, operations and brand are…
Change communications and engaging a hybrid workforce
Learn best practices for a successful return to work program and engage in a Change Communications framework.
Resilience Revealed webinar series
Based on content from our recent conference, Discover Resilience, this webinar series showcases expert guidance, practical insights, and real-world solutions.
The Process that ITIL Forgot: Security Incident Response
George Spalding, EVP of Pink Elephant, and Vincent Geffray of Everbridge discuss the process that ITIL forgot: Security Incident Response.
Preparing for an active assailant: Exercise design series
You have heard of “active shooter,” this series will focus on an “active assailant,” which is a person (or group of persons) actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill or ca
Webinar: How one home hospital program reduced costs by 52%
Dr. David Levine, MD, MA from Brigham & Women’s Hospital leads an in-depth discussion on the concept of “home hospital.”
Protect your school from active shooter incidents
Steven Crimando, expert in homeland and private security, violence prevention and crisis management shares best practices and real-life examples to help modernize your response.
Extreme hurricanes, 1 year later
Learn about what responses can be taken, how plans can be improved, what long-terms actions can aid recovery, & recent technological improvements that can offer greater assistance.
Coordinate, integrate, and respond: A NIMS discussion
A NIMS Discussion as two guest speakers from FEMA discuss recent changes updates to NIMS/
