Managing resilience

By adhering to compliance standards, businesses can identify and mitigate potential security risks, protect against data breaches, and ensure business continuity. But beyond these risks, it is about building trust with customers, protecting brand reputation, and retaining a competitive edge.

Chartwell, Inc., a provider of insights and best practices to the utility industry, has announced a new research institute and two new councils dedicated to helping utilities improve their resilience.

Stark figures on carbon dioxide levels show that global attempts to control the increase are failing badly.

IOSCO has published Market Outages, a report addressing the need for improved preparedness and management to ensure market resilience and investor confidence.

Asigra has announced the general availability of SaaSAssure, a SaaS-based data protection platform designed to provide comprehensive data recovery for SaaS applications.

In a detailed article, Bird & Bird has provided advice for organizations on how to update ICT contracts in the financial services sector to take into account changes that are needed due to DORA.

Trade restrictions, geopolitical uncertainty, and AI governance gaps are identified as the biggest risks to growth for global companies, according to a new KPMG report.

In a recent AND Digital study, 62 percent of business leaders said moving too slowly poses a greater risk than moving swiftly when it comes to tech innovation, claiming that they are willing to sidestep security and ethical concerns to keep up. 

There has been a long-running and sometimes heated debate within the business continuity profession about how business continuity and operational resilience fit together. David Honour looks at the debate as it currently stands.

The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is launching a new testing, evaluation, validation and verification program intended to help improve understanding of artificial intelligence’s capabilities and impacts.