This article from Kroll looks at sustaining IT operations during a crisis. It provides guidance on how to help employees begin to work from home, how to maintain cybersecurity under exceptional conditions, and how businesses know if they are ready for crisis situations.
The COVID-19 Coronavirus — Sustaining IT Operations In a Crisis
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