The UK Covid-19 inquiry has published the report of its first module, which explored resilience and preparedness in relation to the recent pandemic.
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Darren Guccione outlines the changes in the European Union’s NIS2 regulation compared to the current NIS regulation and how organizations can effectively prepare for October 17th 2024: the deadline when EU member states need to ‘transpose its measures into national law’.
Understanding how the mind retains information, particularly during high-stress situations, helps continuity and resilience professionals design more effective training programs, as Richard Stephenson explains…
Many organizations are currently faced with two large compliance challenges: the EU’s NIS2 and DORA regulations. The most effective way to deal with these is via a unified compliance strategy says Simon Fisher.
While often overlooked, heatwaves are one of the most dangerous natural hazards and pose a significant health and safety risk for the global workforce.
Much has been made of AI’s potential impact on the global ransomware threat, but how much does it really change the picture?
By Robert Hall As organizational resilience is fundamentally about people, the personal and emotional side of the concept of resilience is at the heart of any…
Specialist teams are vulnerable to confirmation bias, which can in-turn lead to poor decision making. What is confirmation bias and what can you do to understand and mitigate its hidden influence?
By adhering to compliance standards, businesses can identify and mitigate potential security risks, protect against data breaches, and ensure business continuity. But beyond these risks, it is about building trust with customers, protecting brand reputation, and retaining a competitive edge.
Ransomware attacks are so destructive that it’s easy to think of them as also very ‘big’ attacks. However, this isn’t always the case. Ransomware gangs can do incredible amounts of damage with very small amounts of data.