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Managing Risk in a Complex World

Homeland Security and Emergency Management

Preparedness

Homeland security, emergency management, and public safety officials across the nation are re-examining their preparedness strategies. They are not alone—the private sector is facing security challenges of its own. With limited dollars and tight schedules, it is critical to know precisely where to apply scarce resources to have the most impact on protection.

Mitigate before disaster strikes.

IEM's risk-based tools and capabilities help customers pinpoint the actions that will be effective across a wide spectrum of potential events. Too often the results of ineffective strategies are seen only after a disaster. IEM's quantitative, risk-based approach identifies the best strategies before a disaster occurs.

IEM can help by:

  • Assessing risk, threats, and vulnerabilities.
  • Measuring levels of preparedness.
  • Developing, exercising, and improving plans and strategies.
  • Identifying opportunities for improvement and measuring the results.
  • Enhancing public perceptions of safety.

 

IEM's preparedness capabilities include: