The UK NCSC has issued an assessment looking at how it expects AI to ‘impact the efficacy of cyber operations and the implications for the cyber threat over the next two years’.
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A new report from Citi says that global trade is undergoing a period of transformation driven by the requirements of supply chain resilience.
Technology and climate pressures are creating resilience challenges for organizations and 45% of CEOs surveyed for PwC’s 27th annual Global CEO Survey do not believe their business will be viable in a decade without reinvention.
Veeam Software has released insights from its fifth annual Veeam Data Protection Trends Report. The survey found that IT leaders are concerned about their ability to recover and restore mission-critical data after attacks and outages.
Paul McLatchie looks at how companies can adapt and respond immediately to cyber attacks through having efficient incident responses plans, conducting a thorough ‘washup’ process, and ensuring effective communication to the entire business.
Cassius Rhue offers his predictions for developments in high availability, disaster recovery, and related technologies through 2024.
Various organizations have published survey results looking ahead to 2024 and exploring the top threats that businesses face. In this ‘analysis of the analysis’ article, Resilience Forward pulls together a summary highlighting the main threads running through five different survey reports.
One key aspect of organizational resilience is developing a holistic management approach, ensuring that various key disciplines work together. Steve Richardson provides some tips on how to address road-blocks in this area.
Data storage is at the core of organizational systems. Here, Brett Davis looks at how this vital area is going to develop over the coming year.
While the festive season is a time of joy and celebration, it also brings with it a heightened risk of cyber attacks. As most employees wrap up for the year and sign off from work, cybercriminals are preparing to distribute their own ‘gifts’.