Rhys Sharp breaks down the five stages of resilience maturity and outlines the practical steps organizations must take to reach the top tier: ‘Strategically Resilient’.
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As AI adoption rapidly gains speed, traditional linear recovery models are no longer enough. Mark Molyneux explains why the rise of agentic AI is forcing a critical shift to ‘resilience operations’ (ResOps).
With the implementation window now open, the UK’s Martyn’s Law requires demonstrable operational capability, not just complex procedures.
Hostile vehicle mitigation is now familiar around high-profile sites, but the next challenge may come from above. As drone capability advances, organizations need to consider how prepared they are for hostile activity in the low-altitude airspace around their facilities.
Rachael Elliott looks at why supply chain management needs a strategic approach to resilience to deal with long term issues and short term shocks.
Mick Leach highlights a missing dependency in most resilience frameworks – the trust embedded in everyday business communication. Resilience frameworks must evolve to accommodate and close this gap and in this article he looks at where to start.
Why boards must stop relying on untested assumptions and start demanding proof of recovery.
As agentic AI begins to actively define security policies rather than just execute them, organizations face a new challenge: governance.
AI has huge potential around security. That potential goes both ways, with attackers using AI to improve their ability to exploit vulnerabilities and defenders responding faster to threats. But effectiveness can be expensive. Eric Avery looks at how to understand and control your defensive AI costs…
Operational resilience is moving past internal mapping – regulations now demand clarity across your entire ecosystem.