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If you live in an area prone to natural disasters (like hurricanes, earthquakes or floods), you likely have emergency preparedness on your mind more often than not.

Historically, the most hurricane-battered states are FLORIDA, TEXAS & LOUISIANA. However, after the 2020 hurricane season (one of the costliest and deadliest in recent years), organizations across the eastern seaboard should take steps to be better prepared.

With fewer than two months from the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, forecasters from AccuWeather are predicting another active season.

Colder temperatures and winter storms can be dangerous to those who work outdoors.

As a new year begins and businesses and organizations are back in full swing, it’s noteworthy that many challenges of the past two years will surely spill over into 2022.

On December 10, 2021, Western Kentucky was battered by a deadly string of tornadoes with wind gusts up to 128 miles per hour. Entire towns were demolished by the storms and up to 80 persons are feared dead in Kentucky and Illinois.

As with any holiday season, most people are eager to travel to see family and friends.

Protecting critical systems and sensitive information from digital attack can take planning and forethought.

For businesses and organizations of all sizes, emergency preparedness and planning can mean the difference between operational resilience and staggering losses.