The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be the largest and most geographically dispersed tournament ever held. Robin Bucknall outlines why organizations must prepare now – strengthening crisis response, tracking employee movements, ensuring 24/7 assistance, and planning for security and operational risks.
Workforces are rapidly becoming augmented by AI. Javvad Malik examines the security risks emerging from this shift and explains why moving from cyber security to resilience is essential.
Simon Pamplin highlights that, while the timing of a ‘cryptographically relevant quantum machine’ remains uncertain, preparation cannot be deferred. Adopting crypto agility is a critical step in strengthening long-term resilience.
Attackers are increasingly bypassing MFA not by breaking technology, but by overwhelming users. Michael Downs looks at the issue and what organizations can do to reduce risk and strengthen resilience.
There are few walks of life where readiness is proven by paperwork alone. Yet when it comes to cyber security, many organizations still equate compliance filings…
Daoud Abdel Hadi examines how rising regulatory scrutiny is pushing banks and other financial institutions to embed explainability and accountability into AI-driven compliance systems.
Magnus Jelen examines the forces driving complacency in cyber resilience and offers a practical checklist for shifting from compliance to genuine capability.
Behind every major organizational crisis lies a hidden story. This article examines the collective shadow in crisis management teams and why recognising it may be a missing dimension of resilience.
Rob Demain examines how organizations are using resilience-driven approaches to manage the growing risks created by the convergence of operational technology and corporate IT systems.
Deya Innab examines how the convergence of technology, payments innovation, and regulatory pressure will reshape the meaning of trust within the financial sector through 2026.