Michael Campbell explains why taking an enterprise approach to resilience is gaining ground.
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De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has released a working paper which explores the technique of exploratory modelling and analysis (EMA) as a framework for scenario analysis under deep uncertainty.
The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO) has released guidance for boards. Entitled ‘Corporate Governance: Guiding Principles for Board Oversight’, the guidance was developed in collaboration with PwC.
The Government says that the UK’s readiness for future pandemics is being overhauled through the publication of a new Pandemic Preparedness Strategy.
DRI International has announced the availability of the latest version of its International Glossary for Resilience.
ENISA has published a Cybersecurity Exercise Methodology, which aims to ‘empower and guide organizations in developing effective cybersecurity exercises from start to finish’.
There seems little doubt that AI agents will be transformational for organizational operations in 2026, but their trusted status requires strong API governance to ensure safe use.
There is a growing recognition that boards have a key role to play in resilience.
Agentic AI will advance in 2026, but many IT environments lack the resilience fundamentals needed to support it. CIOs must close critical gaps in observability, root cause analysis, workflows, and data trust, argues Dan Salinas.
The quantum threat is real, timelines are clear, and the opportunity to lead with resilience is now. Daryl Flack provides an essential board briefing on the immediate actions required for post-quantum cryptography.