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[…] to the IBM Ponemon Institute’s Cost of Data Breach study in 2020, the average cost of a data breach in Canada is $4.5 million USD. So, what can Canadian companies do to keep their assets safe? A sound understanding of cyber risk is a good first step, and knowing how and where your business may be […]
[…] wash high-touch surfaces with a disinfectant, such as antimicrobial disposable wipes or a diluted bleach solution. High-touch surfaces can include washrooms, shared offices, shared equipment and tools, common tables, desks, light switches, and door handles. Key Facts: COVID-19 is caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. It spreads between people who are in close contact with […]
[…] non-medical masks or face coverings and gloves in a garbage bag immediately after use. Disinfect re-usable equipment, such as safety glasses. OTHER TIPS: Refrain from consuming any communal food. Clean and disinfect any shared equipment or tools prior to and after each use. Clean and disinfect all high touch surfaces such as washrooms, shared […]
[…] the bunk, not in the cab. 6) Cleaning and sanitation of equipment – Increase cleaning and wash high-touch surfaces with a disinfectant. High-touch surfaces can include in-cab communication devices, the steering wheel, seatbelts, the dashboard, door handles, window controls, fuel caps, gear shifts, airlines, landing gear handles, trailer doors, refrigeration/heater unit controls, and dollies. […]
[…] Maintain physical distancing of at least 2 metres unless wearing a non-medical mask or face covering. Avoid shaking hands. Disinfect any high-touch surfaces which can include in-cab communication devices, the steering wheel, seatbelts, the dashboard, door handles, window controls, fuel caps, gear shifts, air lines, landing gear handles, trailer doors, refrigeration /heater unit controls, […]
[…] pandemic—including emergency relief, medical and sanitation supplies, as well as raw materials to manufacture personal protective equipment (PPE). But this also puts them at higher risk of coming into contact with COVID-19. “Although COVID-19 has forced entire industries to rethink their operations and exposed some vulnerabilities, one thing remains absolutely certain: The Canadian supply […]
[…] development of more resilient businesses that are better equipped to deal with this level of disruption in the future. The key findings Northbridge Insurance’s study was informed by in-depth interviews with four AI experts and 15 manufacturers who had or were planning to adopt AI and Smart Tech in their businesses. This research […]
[…] your business will react so that you can get back to business as usual as quickly as possible! Want to learn more about business continuity? Download our Business Continuity Planning Guide Other important resources to help your business during COVID-19: Government of Canada’s support plan for businesses https:// www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/news/2020/03/canadas-covid-19-economic-response-plan-support-for-canadians-and-businesses.html#Support_for_Businesses Coronavirus disease (COVID-19): Being prepared https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/2019-novel-coronavirus-infection/being-prepared.html#a5+
[…] business continuity plan can help your small business clear big hurdles. What is business continuity – and why is it so important? Your worst business fear has come true: an emergency just sidelined your operations. While you tend to the immediate fallout of the flood, fire, pandemic, or other critical event, you’ll also have […]
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