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[RadioWeek 2025] Day 3 - Broadcasting Under Fire: Protecting Your Station, Staff and Public Trust
In this episode, Steve Shultis, Roz Clark, Philippe Generali, Morten Petersen, and Robbie Harrison delve into the critical aspects of cybersecurity and resiliency in broadcasting. They discuss radio's essential role during emergencies, emphasizing modernization and disaster recovery through unified playout systems and scenario planning. The conversation covers the importance of testing backups and generators for effective incident response and explores cybersecurity in crisis communication. They also address strategies for ensuring resiliency for remote talent, cloud-based disaster recovery, and safety protocols for field personnel. The episode concludes with insights on insurance, compliance, and a nod to sponsor RCS.
Key Points
- Radio broadcasters must prioritize emergency preparedness and continuity planning to maintain public trust and ensure they remain operational during crises.
- Modernizing and testing technology systems, including cloud-based solutions and home setups, is crucial to mitigate risks and ensure seamless operations during disasters.
- Safety protocols for field personnel, such as wearable panic buttons and escape hoods, are essential to protect journalists and staff during potentially dangerous assignments.
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