In July Resilience Forward reported on the publication of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry’s first module, which explored resilience and preparedness in relation to the recent pandemic. In the following article, Robert Hall looks at the new approach to whole-system civil emergency preparedness and resilience that the report recommends.
As organizations increasingly decentralise and adopt diverse technologies, the traditional security operations centre / center (SOC) model is struggling to keep pace with the expanding attack surface and volume of data to be monitored and protected. This shift necessitates a reimagining of SOCs to remain effective and agile amidst ever-evolving threats and business landscapes. In this article, James Todd explores how to design a future-ready SOC, proposing a new reference architecture to tackle these challenges.
Eva Chen, CEO and Co-founder of Trend Micro, used a keynote at the recent Black Hat USA AI Summit to say that cybersecurity should never come at the expense of business continuity, organizational agility, and progress.
In its Global Risks Report 2024, published in January, the World Economic Forum (WEF) surprised some people by placing misinformation and disinformation as the top risk over the next two years, but events seem to be supporting its position.
Generative AI has enabled developers to create applications and APIs faster than ever before at a vast scale. However, new risks are also being created as a result, says Eric Schwake.
Robert Hall looks at the foundational elements of resilience and explains how they enable an entity to bounce forward in times of disruption, crisis, and change.
Christian Scott explains how firms can develop a comprehensive incident response plan that meets the new requirements of the US Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) amendments to Regulation S-P.
IT and security leaders feel less secure now than they did a year ago, with 79% believing that emerging technologies like GenAI will ‘change the game’, leaving them unprepared.
Itay Glick: VP of Products at OPSWAT, has provided six initial lessons that organizations can learn from the recent crisis created by the failed CrowdStrike update.
The Royal Academy of Engineering’s Engineering X community has published a new report which looks at lessons that can be learned from failures in complex systems.