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KEEVILY “RISK ASSESSMENT BLUEPRINT”
IDENTIFIES HIDDEN BUSINESS RISKS
Harrison, NY, May 8, 2002…Keevily Risk Consulting today
announced that it would offer the Risk Assessment Blueprint,
a comprehensive, industry-leading program that is designed
to identify gaps in a company’s risk and disaster planning.
The Blueprint serves as a diagnostic tool to identify hidden
risks that can seriously damage a company and even threaten
its existence.
Most business owners and managers are aware that a disaster
can come in many forms…fire, flood or earthquake to
name a few. What many business owners do not realize is that
it can also strike invisibly through the death of an employee,
the destructive acts of a computer hacker or an improperly
designed contract…any one of which can be just as devastating
to the livelihood of a business – if not more so –
as a fire which destroys the physical building housing the
company.
“Throughout the country, business owners go to sleep
at night, resting assured that their companies are protected
from exceptional risk through the application of intelligent
disaster recovery strategies and the acquisition of comprehensive
insurance coverage,” said Ken Kaufman CEO of Keevily Spero Whitelaw, Inc. “Little do they know that this sense
of security is little more than an illusion. All too often
they awake to the nightmare that their business is at serious
risk, possibly in danger of major financial loss or even demise.”
Kaufman points to two common scenarios where Keevily has
identified business vulnerability:
- Buying insurance assuming that it constitutes a complete
Disaster Recovery Program vs. using insurance products to
provide funds for a true disaster recovery program. Far
too often, businesses equate disaster recovery with the
amount of insurance they posses. The problem with this is
that it does not take into account business aspects that
can’t be replaced with money – such as intellectual
property.
- Disaster recovery program is not just about property.
This is one of the greatest problems in designing a disaster
plan – too many businesses are covered for floods
and fires, but what happens if the business owner dies?
What happens if your sales agreements or distribution agreements
don’t limit your exposures properly? These are disasters
of potentially greater impact – are you prepared for
these and the many like it?
Keevily recognizes these scenarios as well as others that
can cripple businesses. The Risk Assessment Blueprint is designed
to help limit exposure – and eliminate consequential
damages.
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