Mobility & Transportation Company Coronavirus Resources

Organizations have to consider a variety of effects that the COVID-19 outbreak may have on operations, employees and customers.

Our business continuity planning checklist highlights key steps in continuity planning, including risk evaluation and business impact analysis; continuity strategy and plan development; public relations and crisis coordination needs; and awareness and training program support.

Further business continuity services include:

• Assistance with business disruption, related disputes and contract disputes
• Identification and report of coronavirus-related losses by stakeholders/lenders as part of the usual reporting requirements
• Advisory services related to the impact of a broken supply chain
• Advice on issues related to event cancellation insurance
• Assistance with revised forecasts related to covered loss from other events, with the effect of COVID-19 factored in
• Preparation for other losses that could develop when the COVID-19 problem arrives in a widespread way in the U.S.

Download our discussion guide for questions that will help your organization assess and identify key organizational considerations in business continuity and crisis management.

Baker Tilly can apply its deep experience developing strategic enterprise risk management (ERM) programs to customize solutions that will reduce the chance of loss and maintain financial stability in the wake of COVID-19 disruption.

Due to the spread of COVID-19, companies should increase monitoring of invasive cyber events, given the likely increase in hackers sending out fake emails, website links and ransomware attacks.

Other things to consider:

• Do your employees need additional technology or support to optimize remote working?
• What reminders do employees need to receive concerning system security when working from home?
• If staff do not have WiFi at home, what security measures do they need to follow if they use public WiFi at a library or local coffee shop?
• If your organization suffers a cyberattack and needs to invoke an incident response solution, what is the impact on response times to employees and customers as well as on revenue if staff and external vendors are in a quarantine lockdown?