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iPremier (A), iPremier (B), and iPremier (C) cases describe an IT security crisis, and raise issues of
risk management, preparation for crisis, management of crises, computer security, and public
disclosure of security risks.
After you experience the cases and debrief what you have learned, you should have a better
understanding in a number of areas, including the following:
1. Discover human biases that lead to ineffective behavior while responding to a crisis in
real time
2. Recognize the importance of crisis preparedness
3. Learn to ascertain and manage priorities during a crisis
4. Practice collaboration and decision-making to structure effective diagnosis and
response
5. Understand the complexities of communicating upward, outward, and internally
during and after a crisis

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Introduction (Slides 1-3)

  • Slide 1: Title slide: The iPremier Cases: A Deep Dive into IT Security Crises
  • Slide 2: Agenda:
    • Introduction to the iPremier cases
    • Human biases in crisis response
    • The importance of crisis preparedness
    • Priority management during a crisis
    • Collaboration and decision-making
    • Communication during and after a crisis
  • Slide 3: Overview of the iPremier cases

Human Biases in Crisis Response (Slides 4-7)

  • Slide 4: Confirmation bias: Seeking information that confirms existing beliefs
  • Slide 5: Anchoring bias: Overreliance on initial information
  • Slide 6: Groupthink: Conformity to group norms without critical evaluation
  • Slide 7: Escalation of commitment: Persisting with a failing course of action

The Importance of Crisis Preparedness (Slides 8-11)

  • Slide 8: Incident response plan: A roadmap for effective response
  • Slide 9: Crisis communication plan: Guidelines for internal and external communication
  • Slide 10: Training and education: Equipping staff to handle crises
  • Slide 11: Testing and evaluation: Ensuring the effectiveness of preparedness measures

Priority Management During a Crisis (Slides 12-15)

  • Slide 12: Identifying critical systems and data
  • Slide 13: Assessing the potential impact of the crisis
  • Slide 14: Allocating resources effectively
  • Slide 15: Making tough decisions in a time-sensitive environment

Collaboration and Decision-Making (Slides 16-19)

  • Slide 16: Building cross-functional teams
  • Slide 17: Establishing clear roles and responsibilities
  • Slide 18: Facilitating open and honest communication
  • Slide 19: Using data-driven decision-making

Communication During and After a Crisis (Slides 20-23)

  • Slide 20: Internal communication: Keeping employees informed
  • Slide 21: External communication: Communicating with stakeholders
  • Slide 22: Upward communication: Reporting to senior management
  • Slide 23: Crisis communication best practices

Conclusion (Slide 24)

  • Slide 24: Recap of key takeaways and the importance of effective crisis management

Speaker Notes:

  • Use the iPremier cases as examples to illustrate the concepts discussed.
  • Provide specific examples of human biases, crisis preparedness strategies, decision-making challenges, and communication strategies.
  • Emphasize the importance of learning from past crises to improve future responses.

References:

  • 1. [Reference 1]
  • 2. [Reference 2]
  • 3. [Reference 3]

Note: Ensure that your speaker notes are detailed and provide additional context and explanations for each slide. Use your references to support your claims and provide evidence for your arguments.

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