Managing resilience

As the world continues to face wide-ranging challenges, the mental health of employees is a pressing concern.

China, India and the US have been rated as facing the highest level of water security challenges alongside relatively limited progress towards solutions in a new analysis published by BSI and Waterwise.

Each year SIFMA, the US Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, coordinates an industry-wide business continuity test. This year’s took place on October 5th.

What does resilience mean for cybersecurity specifically? How can organizations prepare themselves to manage adversity and change?

Various national cyber security agencies have issued a joint guide on operational technology (OT) cyber security.

The BCI has published its annual Supply Chain Resilience Report. This examines the past year’s level of disruption within global supply chain practices and procedures, as well as resilience professionals’ primary concerns for supply chains over the next five years.

At the recent 79th annual United National General Assembly various countries endorsed ‘The New York Joint Statement on the Security and Resilience of Undersea Cables in a Globally Digitalized World’.

For leaders to avoid letting panic take over in difficult or uncertain situations, they need to look past traditional coping methods and instead focus on mastering our mental and emotional capabilities, according to a new study from ESSEC Business School.

CSA (the Cloud Security Alliance) has released a new guidance document for organizational governance of artificial intelligence.

A new study by R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (RRD) reveals that nearly all supply chain leaders (97%) plan to re-engineer their supply chains within the next two years, with 30% planning a ‘total and complete re-engineering’.