Managing resilience

The BCI has published its annual Emergency and Crisis Communications Report, which explores how organizations manage this essential area.

New research from CoreView, a company that specialises in Microsoft 365 tenant resilience, reveals that more than half of large organizations (51%) have reversed AI-driven changes within Microsoft 365 due to security or governance concerns.

While most organizations now use SaaS for critical processes, in many cases ownership, governance, and recovery have yet to catch up. Dan Middleton explains why SaaS resilience needs a new approach.

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.

New data finds that while cyber security reporting to boards of directors is now commonplace, many boards and CISOs are more focused on compliance than on important strategic dialogue during those sessions. 

The world currently lacks an authoritative and up to date assessment of climate change risks, say a group of experts writing in the journal Nature.

The BCI has announced that its annual Regional Awards are open for nominations. The awards recognise business continuity and resilience excellence around the world.

According to the recently published Thales 2026 Data Threat Report, many organizations say that the rapid pace of AI-driven transformation is now their biggest security challenge.

Salt Security is warning that the new Moltbook platform, which recently hit the headlines in global media, and OpenClaw  (formerly Clawdbot) agent framework offer a real-world preview of the next major enterprise security blind spot.

Enterprises deploying AI systems with excessive permissions are experiencing 4.5x more security incidents than those that enforce least-privilege controls according to  a new research report from Teleport.