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Duty of Care in a World of Rapidly Changing Threats

John Rose, COO

O P E R A T E G L O B A L L Y W I T H C O N F I D E N C E

iJET INTERNATIONAL

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Oct. 30, 2014

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Current Events What is Duty of Care? On-going Risks

• Ebola• CyberCrime• Next 11

Q & A

Agenda


Introduction to Risk Management

EgyptEurozone Crisis

Syrian Civil WarIraq

KyrgyzstanThailand

South SudanYemen

YemenMiddle East

North Korean

2014

Timeline

20132009 2010 2011 2012

Turkey Brazil Ukraine Venezuela


Duty of Care/ Duty of Loyalty

Duty of Loyalty is defined as the duty of an employee not to

compete with the interest of the organisation and follow the

employer’s Duty of Care policies and procedures.

Duty of Care is defined as a requirement that a person or

organisation acts towards others and the public with watchfulness, attention, caution and prudence in a manner that a reasonable person

in the circumstance would.

Employers Employees


Obligation to provide a safe work environment – this extends to hotels, airlines, rental vehicle, ground transportation, etc.

“Standard of Care” – if others in your industry or like-sized company are doing something to protect their staff, then your company can be held liable for not doing it

Why Should You Care?

“Duty of Care” – a company’s legal, ethical, and social obligation to protect the health and safety of its employees


What are the Risks?

POSSIBLE IMPACTS TO:

Personnel

Operations/Productivity

Data/Equipment

Financial/Legal

Reputation

Medical Issues

Crime

Political/Labor

Instability

Natural Disasters

Pandemic Disease

Terrorism


Non-state terrorist groups

Risk of Pandemics

Nationalism

Cyber Threats

On-going Threats

7

Ebola/MERS/Flu

ISIS/ISIL

Ukraine/Russia

Target/Home Depot

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Ebola / Pandemics


World Bank forecasts economic impact of Ebola could exceed $32 billion by the end of 2015 1

Consumption of health care resources Fear of contagion

• Reduced labor force• Plant closures• Travel disruptions

Ebola’s Impact Globally

(1) World Bank Group report – Oct. 7, 2014


Ebola Facts and Statistics

*Nigeria and Senegal are now “Ebola Free”

Data reported as of Oct. 29, 2014

Countries Cumulative number of EVD Cases & Deaths as of 10-10-14

Cases Deaths

United States 4 1

Spain 1 0

Guinea 1,553 904

Liberia 6,267 2,737

Mali 1 1

Sierra Leone 4,330 1,341

Nigeria* 20 8

Senegal* 1 0

TOTAL: 12,177 4,992


All industries will shift to a global business model Safety and Security will become the #1 concern of

business & employees (bio, weather and physical safety)

Cyber Security is the greatest threat to business Ability to do business in any country at anytime will

become the norm and companies who can move fast will thrive

Business Resilience versus Incident Management

Globalization of ALL Business

11


Is my Information Safe?By Stuart Mills


InfoSec Country Threat Ratings

13


At Rest – in storage devices In Motion – during transmission Company networks USB Drives Mobile Phones Social Networks Email

Where is Information Vulnerable?

14


Travel destinations: Next 15 years

By tigger11th


The Rise of the “N-11”

Mexico

Turkey

Egypt

Nigeria

Iran

Pakistan

BangladeshSouth Korea

Vietnam

Indonesia

Philippines

The N-11 is collectively projected to overtake the EU by 2030


Questions?


Thank you!John Rose: [email protected]

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