Cyber Security
HUB's Cyber Security Resource Centre connects incident response planning to the same coordinated crisis framework that spans business continuity, workplace violence and other operational disruptions. HUB helps organizations take a more integrated approach to cyber planning by connecting incident response preparedness with the broader operational, financial and reputational risks a cyber event can trigger. Rather than treating cyber response as a standalone function, this approach aligns it with wider crisis readiness efforts — including business continuity, communications and recovery planning — to help organizations prepare for and respond to disruption more cohesively.
Why It Matters
A cyber response plan that stands alone responds alone
When cyber incident response lives with information technology (IT) alone, separate from business continuity and legal planning, no single coordinated plan exists. While many organizations have a formalized risk management program, they don’t often include business continuity plans that include the entire organization. Incident response often breaks down because IT’s plan has never been tested in coordination.
HUB's Approach
One coordinated response
HUB connects cyber incident response planning to the same coordinated crisis framework that spans business continuity, workplace violence and other operational disruptions, through its all-hazards Crisis Resource Center model. This positions cyber preparedness as one coordinated function rather than a plan IT maintains in isolation from the rest of the organization.
Because a real cyber incident touches legal, communications and business continuity as much as it touches IT, HUB's advisors help connect cyber incident response planning to those other functions before an incident occurs, rather than coordinating them for the first time during an active event. Where a cyber incident also raises contractual questions, HUB coordinates with its Contract Review capability, and once an incident becomes a claim, with Claims Management.
HUB's Impact
One coordinated response
Organizations whose cyber incident response plan exists separately from their broader crisis and continuity framework turn to HUB to connect the two — before an actual incident forces IT, legal and communications to coordinate for the first time under stress.
Case Studies
Security Strengthened
Jeff Joacham, President and Owner, World Trade Distribution
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Cyber security insight and research
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