Real-life scenario · IT disruption

Large-scale IT disruption: staying calm and maintaining direction in the event of a failure

A nationwide IT failure brings government services, banks and the healthcare sector to a standstill all at once. CrisisRadar helps organisations to communicate quickly with the public and businesses about the impact, the alternatives and the recovery process.

Government organisations Companies IT service providers
Het scenario

Wat er gebeurt

A faulty software update brings computers used by government bodies, banks, hospitals and businesses across the country to a standstill. Digital services grind to a halt, air traffic is disrupted and healthcare systems fail. Modern society relies entirely on digital infrastructure. Within twenty minutes, millions of citizens and thousands of businesses need to know what is happening: which services have been affected, what alternatives are available and when services are expected to be restored. Citizens are not familiar with manual procedures, so communication must be simple and clear.

Hoe CrisisRadar helpt

Van melding tot heldere communicatie

Impact triage

Identify which services and processes have been disrupted and prioritise areas such as healthcare and public order.

Viable alternatives

Set out clear emergency procedures and manual backups for each type of organisation.

One line to everyone

Communicate with members of the public, businesses and the press simultaneously, providing real-time updates on the recovery.

Betrokken organisaties

Wie samenwerkt in dit scenario

CrisisRadar brengt alle betrokken partijen op één lijn, met één gedeeld crisisbeeld.

Government organisations
Businesses and the financial sector
IT service providers
Press and media
Wat het oplevert
  • Less panic thanks to clear alternatives
  • A quick overview of affected services and processes
  • Emergency procedures in the right place
  • Less damage thanks to rapid communication

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