Protecting Your Employees And Shareholders From Terrorist Threats

Topics:
Enterprise Risk Management,
Terrorism Insurance
Tags:
Aon Corp.,
Shareholder,
Homeland Security,
Government,
Financial Accounting,
Finance,
Corporate Law,
Corporate Insurance,
Corporate Governance,
Business Security,
...
Source:
Aon

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Overview: A year after September 11, many corporate leaders have become complacent about the threat of another terrorist attack. This article tells how to protect employees and shareholders from terrorist threats. Companies are starting to recognize the need for corporate governance around these issues, and they see that unless they have plans at the corporate level, it is very difficult to ask any sub-units to set up such plans. Plans must include everything that could possibly be needed in a terrorist attack, including steps for staff security, measures to stabilize and secure the facility, and an initial damage assessment and prioritization of recovery needs and actions.

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Format: PDF | Size: 81KB | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 10


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