Managing resilience

The BCI presented its annual Global Awards at an event in London on the 11th November.

Grant Thornton has published the results of an enterprise resilience survey. This gathered insights from more than 550 cross-functional senior executives across industries and revealed a clear link between resilience and efficiency.

While business leaders are chasing productivity boosts and cost reductions by investing heavily in AI, new evidence suggests that many are sleepwalking toward significant governance failures, according to new BSI research.

A new study by Accenture has found that European organizations are placing greater emphasis on maintaining control over data and infrastructure, which is likely to accelerate demand for sovereign AI.

When crisis hits, clarity counts, yet organizational resilience lacks a common structure for briefing crisis management teams. This article explores why that gap matters, briefly considers some briefing structures used elsewhere, and introduces a new Unified Briefing Framework.

Organizations are coming under pressure to move to sovereign clouds as they face the regulatory storm that is rolling in. But whatever changes are made, data resilience must remain the top priority, says Michael Cade.

Fluke Corporation has released survey findings that look at the frequency of unplanned downtime in industrial manufacturing.

In this article, Rachael Elliott uses a case study of a digital transformation project carried out by PostNord in Denmark to highlight resilience lessons that can be gleaned from it.

The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has released a new publication series on modern defensible architecture, ‘aimed at providing organizations with a clear pathway for investment and implementation’.

Unmanaged AI use is creating invisible vulnerabilities in organizations. This article explains how to identify, contain, and control shadow AI before it undermines resilience.