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Expertise at Critical Event Roadshow

Wolf to Share Expertise at Critical Event Roadshow

Markets/Services:
Cybersecurity, Technology

Preventing all critical events may be out of our control, but certain strategies can help firms avoid or rapidly respond to unexpected disruptions.

Coleman Wolf will be part of a panel to discuss best business strategies to minimize disruption and to keep employees safe during the Critical Event Management Best Practices Roadshow in Chicago on Monday, Oct. 7. Wolf will share his experience with technical design considerations for security operations centers and crisis management facilities.

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