The Vaporstream Blog

In today’s world, more and more people are turning to messaging first on their phone. One simple way for healthcare providers to effectively engage patients is through enterprise grade secure messaging platforms that also provide automated engagement capabilities.

In February 2018, the United States Department of Energy established the new Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response (CESER), focused on cybersecurity, energy security and emergency response with $96 million in government funding – and not a moment too soon. One month later, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Homeland Security issued an alert alleging that Russian hackers mounted a methodical, long-term campaign to infiltrate and surveil critical US energy and utility infrastructure.

As businesses become more global in nature, so do the incidents that target them—and companies need to be prepared to address international incidents - whether cyber events, terrorist attacks or even the impacts of a natural disaster.

Communicating critical information when it comes to public health can quickly become stressful. For health departments facing public health emergencies, there must be consideration over how to communicate and with whom—as they need to communicate quickly about the situation and involve the right stakeholders without leaking information that could cause hysteria.

In the age of technology where screen shots and forwarding of information is done with a click - our over social economy can and will share almost anything. The question is -How can an organization control the narrative of their own business, stay in control of it and avoid a PR or financial nightmare