Tom Pepper explores why generic AI policies often fail at the executive level and how to implement a practical framework for human-in-the-loop decision-making and accountability.
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Terry Storrar explores why scaling IT resilience requires a fundamental shift in system design, taking a layered approach and designing workflows that can withstand partial failure.
Since 1992, April has been designated as Stress Awareness Month and the UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is using the initiative to remind organizations of their legal duty to manage workplace stress.
The frequency and intensity of severe convective storm (SCS) events have increased significantly, leading to insured losses in billions of US dollars globally.
Thales has published its 2026 Digital Trust Index, which surveyed more than 15,000 consumers, business partners, and IT decision makers across 13 industries.
Veeam Software has released the results of its latest Veeam Data Resilience Survey of C-suite and senior IT leaders.
Keepit has published the Keepit Annual Data Report 2026 which looks at how SaaS recovery readiness is evolving.
Ben Gibbins reacts to the recent publication of the new PS26/2: Operational incident and third party reporting policy which was recently published by the FCA.
In this article Rutger Perdon looks at three areas – groundwater, floods, and foundations – where engineering and adaptation are key to improving climate resilience.
Rachael Elliott highlights the key themes that emerged from the recent DRI2026 conference.