News from Resilience Forward

A new paper, ‘The urgency of building systemic risk capacity in a polycrisis world’, looks at why traditional approaches to risk management are falling short due to their lack of a systems approach.

KnowBe4 has announced new research, ‘Phishing Threat Trends Report Volume Seven’, based on an evaluation of attacks from more than 3,000 unique threat actors.

Threat intelligence data from Orange Cyberdefense reveals a significant shift in the cyber security landscape. For the first time, incidents originating from inside organizations have overtaken external incidents.

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has called for a step-change in how banks, insurers, and superannuation trustees manage AI-related risks as the technology continues to rapidly evolve.

Michael Campbell explains why taking an enterprise approach to resilience is gaining ground.

Named Polaris II, the high-level simulation exercise was based around an outbreak of a fictional new bacterium spreading across the world.

KPMG International has launched a set of five AI Governance Principles for Boards, developed in collaboration with the INSEAD Corporate Governance Centre, to foster responsible governance of AI at board level.

AON has released its inaugural Human Capital Trends Study, revealing a critical gap at the heart of enterprise AI strategies: organizations recognize their people will drive AI success, but they are not investing in their people strategies.

The Center for Internet Security, Inc., Astrix Security, and Cequence Security have jointly announced the release of three new CIS Critical Security Controls Companion Guides.

A new survey-based report from the Cloud Security Alliance explores how organizations are currently managing AI agent governance.