Security Director's Report

A tornado recently hit a critical Caterpillar manufacturing facility in Mississippi, seriously affecting a portion of the company’s equipment manufacturing operations. When events such as this happen, a company expects to have its approach to disaster preparedness tested—to survive or suffer based on its readiness. But before long (if not already), your company’s level of preparedness will have an impact on business operations even when there isn’t a cloud in the sky. As more companies have prepared to handle disasters, it’s becoming a requirement for earning and keeping customers.