Puldy Resiliency Partners

Protect Your Firm from Business Risk and Revenue Disruption

Defending against a barrage of constantly evolving and increasingly severe threats to your employees and to your business technology requires a systematic and disciplined approach.

We create and enhance your existing programs’ ability to avoid business and information technology outages and improve your employee safety programs.

By deploying a high impact program that protects the business, the employee and the client, management focus remains aligned on client satisfaction and revenue growth.

Most importantly, we balance your tolerance for risk with your annual budget.

Our suite of programs, processes and training allows you to successfully evaluate and manage risk while minimizing the probability of employee injuries and business disruption.

Business and Technology

Risk management is avoiding or mitigating everyday disruptions. Natural disasters, pandemics, viruses and ransomware, sabotage by disgruntled employees, poorly implemented technology upgrades and cyberattacks, disrupt your business and damage your reputation. We guide you through these ‘landmines’ to help you avoid missteps.

  • Executive Education and Advisory
  • Business Continuity Testing and Simulation
  • Program Development and Modernization

Occupational Safety and Health

Protecting your employees through establishing a safety-focused culture is paramount. Using federal and state regulations as a baseline, we go above and beyond to customize a program that results in a work environment your employees can count on and maintains all of your stakeholders at top of mind.

  • Emergency Preparedness
  • Health and Safety Auditing
  • Industrial Hygiene
  • Management Systems
  • Program Development and Training

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In a scary electronic world dominated by ransomware, malware, and spam, an often overlooked threat is business email compromise. For those who need a quick reminder, business email compromise happens when a bad threat actor monitors an email account, or a hacker, over time, socially engineers a person into sending money somewhere they shouldn’t.Recently, a close friend was an unwitting

In the wee hours of Monday morning December 13, 2021, Kronos, a provider of payroll and time recording services, reported to its user community that they had been hacked and suffered a ransomware attack effecting their Kronos Private Cloud operations. Even though Kronos wasn’t taken completely offline, many key operational systems were declared down and unavailable.  This outage triggered multiple

Ransomware, Malware, and Cyberattacks. Some days that’s all we hear and why not? Cyber sells!  In fact, on a daily basis there’s so much cyber news, podcasts that exclusively cover cyber security issues have sprung up like mushrooms. But what about natural disasters?Pound for pound, at least for now, there’s nothing that creates more damage and more mayhem to more

As we all acutely learned during the pandemic, the Achilles heel of any business is their supply chain and their business partners. Any disturbance on either the supply side or the demand side of the supply chain will often result in some level of business disruption.

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In a period of less than 30 days, two major corporations paid big ransomware payments and both used a similar rationalization. But, is paying the ransom the best action for the customer, or is the decision to pay really a public relations response because payment is their ONLY option?“It was very painful to pay the criminals, but we did the

In the long list of external business threats, one of the most destructive and expensive is ransomware. Cybersecurity Ventures, a research firm and publisher of Cybercrime Magazine, estimates sometime this year a ransomware attack will occur every 11 seconds, and the global costs will approach $21 billion – nearly double ransomware’s 2019 estimated costs.A scary analogy, according to Cybersecurity Ventures,

The Christmas Day explosion in downtown Nashville was devasting.Three people were critically injured. Nashville locals suffered loss of property, loss of homes, and navigated through the disruption imposed on those in the immediate and surrounding areas.What’s truly amazing is so few people were hurt.Now is the time to understand what crisis systems failed and what proactive actions can be taken

When you create and store a file, or look at an email, after a few days or even a few weeks, the probability you will look at that email or file again is close to 0%.  The same goes for records in a database or perhaps a monthly statement. Once created, these documents may be reviewed once or twice, and then