A corporate crisis is defined as an extraordinary event that may endanger the lives of employees, disrupt operations or seriously impact the financial health or public image of an entity.

The ever present threat of terrorism, hi-tech crime and cyber attacks has raised the awareness levels of security risks being forced on corporations, especially those with international operations.

The first stage in crisis management is prevention. A crisis management plan is critical for any organization to deal with scenarios as diverse as medical emergencies, natural disasters, fire, sabotage, terrorism, civil war, kidnapping of employees, etc.

A comprehensive and tailor made crisis management plan can save lives and mitigate losses. Crisis Management Plans should be mandatory for organizations in high risk zones.

Planning and implementation is carried out in close cooperation with senior management. A comprehensive and tested Crisis Management Plan supports Business Continuity Planning too.

Alea's consultants are available to prepare and "mock test" Crisis Management Plans. Alea's founders have the distinction of preparing the first ever private sector 'India Evacuation Plan' for two US entities operating in India.

The aim of Alea's security review is to evaluate the systems already in place, assess weaknesses and provide recommendations.

The objective is to ensure, to the greatest extent possible, the safety and security of the three P's - People, Property and Proprietary systems, with the least possible disruption to your operations.