15–20 MINUTE SELF-PACED MODULE

When work is disrupted,
stay S.A.F.E.

A simple guide for what to do when normal work is disrupted.

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SSafe AAwait FFollow EEnter
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READY WHEN YOU ARE

Let’s begin

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THE BIG IDEA

When normal work stops,
keep it simple.

Stay safe. Wait for official instructions. Use only company-approved tools and work methods.

People firstFollow official instructionsUse approved tools only
YOUR TASKOpen each card. Read what to do. Review all four cards to continue.
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KNOW YOUR ROLE

When BCP or DRP starts, know what to do.

You do not start the plan or fix the systems. Stay safe, check in, and follow the instructions Resono gives you.

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YOUR ONE RULE

Remember S.A.F.E.

You do not need to fix the problem yourself. Just remember these four actions.

S.A.F.E.
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Say it once:

“Stay safe. Await instructions. Follow approved setup. Enter when cleared.”

PRACTICE MISSIONS

Practice S.A.F.E. in real situations.

Choose a mission below. Your Decision will open in a pop-up. Pick the safest action and complete all 3 missions.

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APPROVED TOOLS CHECK

Pick only approved work tools.

Choose the 4 items Resono allows for work. Then select “Check my setup.”

Reminder

If Resono did not approve it for work, do not use it.

Your taskChoose 4 approved items. Then select “Check my setup.”
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WHO SHOULD YOU TELL?

Choose the right person to contact.

Read each situation and choose the right Resono contact.

Employee verifying a system concern with the correct contact
When in doubt, verify first.Use the approved Resono contact instead of guessing or asking an unofficial person.
Emergency: • +63 953-652-5777 • aireen@resoo.com.au BCP: • +63 905-255-0748 • cybersecurity@resono.com.au IT/DR: • +63 905-255-0748 • cybersecurity@resono.com.au Security: • +63 905-255-0748 • cybersecurity@resono.com.au
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01ROLL CALL
MISSING TEAMMATE

A teammate has not checked in after evacuation.

Who should you tell?

02BCP
UNCLEAR INSTRUCTION

You receive two different BCP messages telling you where to work.

Who should you ask before doing anything?

03DR
SYSTEM ERROR

During recovery, your company app shows a new error.

Who should you tell?

04VERIFY
SUSPICIOUS MESSAGE

An unknown email says “BCP activated” and asks you to open a link.

Who should you contact before opening it?

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

Put the steps in the right order.

Tap the 4 steps in the order they normally happen.

Employees ready to follow the S.A.F.E. response steps
One simple flow.Stay safe, receive instructions, use the approved setup, then return when cleared.
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CHECK-IN PRACTICE

Send a clear check-in.

SCENARIOThe office has been evacuated after a fire alarm.

You are safe at the assembly area. You do not need assistance. Your supervisor has asked you to remain available for instructions.

Employee confirming that they are safe and available

Use only the facts shown above. Choose one answer in each box, then select “Create my check-in.”

Remember

Keep it simple: say if you are safe, where you are, if you need help, and if you are available. Do not share rumors, passwords, or client information.

YOUR TASK

Choose one answer in each box.

S.A.F.E. OR UNSAFE?

Keep company information safe.

Read each action. Choose S.A.F.E. if the employee followed company rules. Choose UNSAFE if they did not.

Situation 1Jamie gets a BCP message from an unfamiliar number. Before opening the link or following it, Jamie checks with BCP Cordinator using the official contact details.

Situation 2At the assembly area, Nina takes a photo of coworkers and the office and posts it on personal social media.

Situation 3Omar works from the location Resono assigned. He uses the company laptop and locks the screen when he steps away.

Situation 4Pia sees an error with client information and sends a screenshot to IT using her personal chat app because it is faster.

Situation 5Luis reports a recovery error to IT Support using the approved channel. He includes the error, time, and affected task, but no password or OTP.

Situation 6Bea gives her MFA code to a coworker so they can test the system.

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FINAL CHECK

Final check: What would you do?

Choose the safest company-approved action. You will see one question at a time. You need 8 out of 10 to pass.

Question 1 of 100 of 10 answered

Select an answer to continue.

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TRAINING COMPLETE

You are ready to stay S.A.F.E.

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REMEMBER S.A.F.E.

Stay safe. Await official instructions. Follow the approved setup. Enter or return only when cleared.

Keep your completion record according to your supervisor’s instruction.