Webinar: Getting Started Now: Pandemic Preparedness After-Action Reports

April 10, 2020

Register for our upcoming webinar discussion, “Getting Started Now: Pandemic Preparedness After-Action Reports (AAR)”.

  • Day: 16 April 2020
  • Time: 1:30pm ET
  • Register: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PunJKZ5oTHOBnxE9iUnHzQ. (Given abundant reporting on Zoom vulnerabilities and related concerns, please know we are using best practices to protect our Zoom meetings and those participating in our online events).

Though “life as we knew it” will (more or less) return at some point, we must be prepared to resume business and routine operations.

Our world has been consumed by a health threat unlike any other that we have witnessed in our time. This threat has necessitated measures that have halted normal operations. Though “life as we knew it” will (more or less) return at some point, we must be prepared to resume business and routine operations. To that effect, Gate 15 is hosting a webinar titled; “Getting Started Now: Pandemic Preparedness After-Action Reports (AAR).” This is a unique opportunity to participate in a discussion on how organizations can start the after-action processes right NOW. And in Gate 15’s style of hosting free events to educate the community, this webinar is no different. Please join us as Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) discuss why often, many organizations don’t do a great job of completing a deliberate after-action process or developing AARs after incidents, from small-scale events to significant threats, such as the current COVID-19 pandemic. An AAR can capture what happened, how the organization responded, and develop an analysis of the response that can help to ensure proper procedures are understood and are being followed, that successes are documented, and that potential improvements/corrective actions can be captured for action. The webinar will cover topics such as how to get started on an AAR process by identifying the needed resources and getting those resources to conduct the necessary analysis in order to draft an After-Action Report and Improvement Plan.

The webinar will take place on 16 April 2020, 1:30pm ET and is expected to run for about an hour. The webinar registration can be accessed here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PunJKZ5oTHOBnxE9iUnHzQ.

About Gate 15. Gate 15 was established in 2011 as a Virginia corporation with a designation of Small, Woman, and Minority Owned (SWaM) business. Gate 15 sets out support our clients’ and partners’ risk management and organizational security and resilience activities by providing expertise in threat analysis, operations and preparedness (planning, training, exercise and continuity) support. Our team maintains extensive relationships across the private and public sector critical infrastructure, homeland security and intelligence communities, and brings unique experience working with Information Sharing and Analysis Centers (ISACs) and Organizations (ISAOs). Also, unique to Gate 15 is our ability to ensure that any activities we support benefit from our company’s active threat monitoring across the global, all-hazards environment, the open source results of which we publish in a free daily Situational Update Notification (SUN). Learn more about Gate 15’s SUN. And learn more about Gate 15 here and read why our partners and clients like working with us!

Throughout each year, Gate 15 hosts multiple free events designed to educate the community on preparedness. Among those events is our Hostile Event Preparedness Series (HEPS) Training. HEPS is intended to give organizations a complete preparedness solution to addressing the threat of a hostile event.

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