Information and resources related to managing resilience within organizations and businesses.
The instinct among leadership teams has been to move fast on policy. Having documented policies on AI implementation and usage is great, however, it fails to address the main problem associated with the technology: too many organizations simply don’t know what AI is running, right now, across the organization.
Cohesity has released its fifth annual Cohesity Global Cyber Resilience Report, finding that 78% of organizations focus cyber recovery efforts on restoring systems rather than maintaining business operations.
DNSFilter has released findings from its The Visibility Deficit: The 2026 AI Cybersecurity Report, highlighting a widening gap between how confident executives feel about their organization’s AI and cyber security posture and what their own IT teams are actually experiencing.
The BCI has published its Continuity and Resilience Report 2026, drawing on 147 respondents across 19 sectors and ten interviews.
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, have identified a method to accelerate quantum computations by a factor of 1,000, bringing fault-tolerant quantum computers a significant step closer.
New research from Veeam Software has highlighted that EMEA enterprises are struggling with unmanaged AI,
World models, AI systems that model how real-world environments change, are expected to be one of the next steps in AI developments.
DRJ, in partnership with the BCI, has released Version 1.0 of the ‘AI in Resilience Framework’.
In a review published on 2 September, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned that frontier AI is affecting cyber resilience, governance, and vulnerability management for financial firms.
Centrii has published ‘GRIDLOCK’, a risk assessment analysis of cyber-physical exposure in UK battery energy storage systems (BESS).