All the latest resilience and risk management news from around the world.
Business continuity plans often try to bring response arrangements together in one place. That makes them comprehensive, but often difficult to use when an incident is moving quickly. Modular pre-planned response capabilities may offer a different model, as David Honour explores…
Keeping pace with technology changes was the most frequently selected resilience profession challenge in a recent four-option poll by DRI International. Rachael Elliott explores the results …
CREST has published ‘Cyber Resilience in Financial Services: A whole ecosystem approach’ which sets out a pathway to help build collective resilience across the financial services sector.
Hornetsecurity by Proofpoint has launched its ‘Ransomware Report 2027’, finding that organizations are better prepared for ransomware attacks than ever before…
New global research for Illumio has found that 70% of organizations delegate human decisions to AI, but 49% cannot fully audit what it does.
ServiceNow says that ungoverned agentic AI exposure is compounding inside the enterprise, based on new global research of senior security leaders.
The term ‘AI kill-switch’ suggests there is a simple answer to the risks posed by autonomous AI agents, but the reality is that it gives organizational leaders a false sense of security.
Resilience professionals expect the discipline to become a stronger source of strategic value over the next decade, but demonstrating its contribution to business performance remains a major challenge, according to new BCI research.
The current PHP security crisis illustrates a defining challenge for cyber resilience: artificial intelligence can expose weaknesses that have survived years of scrutiny, while making those same weaknesses easier to exploit.
Key operational resilience challenges for multi-national organizations include compliance with various regulatory requirements and dealing with different operational assumptions.