Crisis Management and Immediate Response Teams

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Crisis Management and Immediate Response Teams

Crises can take many forms. Your organisation may experience natural disasters, cyber attacks, acts of terrorism, political unrest, workplace violence, insider threats, IP theft, regulatory compliance failures and supply chain disruptions, among others. NSI Global’s experts can help audit your existing incident response plans, or create your first plan.

NSI Global’s crisis management team has handled incidents ranging from contained local events to transnational matters involving several countries and regulatory environments. Using our proprietary risk strategy covering geopolitical risk, espionage risk, information risk, operational risk, business risk, cyber risk, and economic risk, we can assess an issue quickly and begin putting solutions in place.

NSI Global have managed transnational risks involving multiple countries and regulatory environments. We can provide on-the-ground support across borders for a range of urgent or emergency situations where a very fast response is required. Our services can be provided on land, at sea (yachts), or in the air (private jets).

At NSI Global we understand that emergency scenarios demand immediate attention. We will work with you to fast-track your own internal approval processes so our specialists can be on site without delay.

A Framework-Aligned Approach to Crisis Management

NSI Global’s Crisis Management Unit understands the global risk landscape well. During audits of existing plans or the creation of new plans, our specialists work to recognised frameworks including the Australian Signals Directorate’s Essential Eight, the Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF), ISO 22361 for crisis management and ISO 22301 for business continuity, alongside methodologies developed over two decades.

NSI Global Incident Response Plans incorporate the following

Incident Response team is convened and responsibilities outlined

Protocols are prescribed and department heads are briefed on mitigation practices

Key personnel are nominated along with approved forms of communication for reporting of incidents

Critical information and documents are nominated for backup in the event of a crisis

Management plan is implemented incorporating regular reviews and vulnerability testing

Respond to a Crisis with NSI Global

NSI Global’s crisis management team works to the PSPF and ASD Essential Eight frameworks and can deploy on land, at sea or in the air.

Consultations are held in confidence at our secure, radio-shielded Parramatta Office.

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