Summer Evening Networking Event

Date: Wednesday June 7, 2023

Time: 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Venue: CRU Wine Bar & Cafe (30 yards from Redwood City Caltrain Station) .. https://www.cruredwoodcity.com/ (In Box building).

This event offers a chance to expand your professional network, gain insights, and collaborate with industry peers. RSVP by June 5 if possible.

Finally, feel free to bring a guest if you have a colleague or contact who might be interested in learning more about ACP and are interested in joining the Chapter.

Past Meeting Recordings and Slide Decks

Current chapter members can access an archive of past webinar recordings and meeting slide decks via the chapter newsletter.

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Earning Continuing Education Units

There are a number of ways to earn continuing education units (CEUs) through ACP, which help you maintain your certifications. Some of the common ones include:

• Being a member of an organization dedicated to business continuity.
• Attending formal meetings.
• Speak or present at a conference, workshop, or seminar.
• Hold an elected or appointed leadership position in an organization.

Please refer to your certifying organizations for specific details about what counts as CEUs and how they should be counted.

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ACP National Resources

In addition to benefits from being part of the San Francisco Bay Area ACP Chapter, members also have access to resoruces at the national level.

Traveling outside the Bay Area - see if there is a chapter where you are headed: ACP Chapters

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Online Articles & Reports

Articles Submitted by Our Membership

Emerging Risks (published by AIRMIC & Marsh): This guide has a focus on emerging risks with an objective of providing support to the risk professional. The guide addresses the changing external and internal business context and the impact this has on business transformation and the speed of decision making and agility.

Rise of the Machines: Transforming Cybersecurity Strategy for the Age of IoT (published by Forescout): In this report, smart building is used as a case study of a network where legacy OT assets (such as programmable logic controllers), IT systems (such as workstations) and IoT devices (such as IP cameras and smart lights) share the same network

Industry Resources

• Business Continuity Institute
• Continuity Insights
• Disaster Recovery Journal (DRJ)
• Disaster Resource Guide
• RIMS Risk Management