All the latest resilience and risk management news from around the world.
For many crisis managers, WhatsApp has long occupied an awkward position in incident communications. It is ubiquitous, fast, and intuitive – yet often viewed as insecure, informal, and risky. Meta’s recent launch of WhatsApp’s new Strict Account Settings feature may begin to shift that balance…
KPMG’s Global tech report 2026 reveals that while organizations are moving beyond pilots and seeking to embed AI into core workflows and offerings, scaling can introduce additional complexity.
Aon has published its annual Climate and Catastrophe Insight report, revealing that severe convective storms (SCS) have surpassed tropical cyclones to become the 21st century’s costliest insured natural disaster category.
The RIMS 2025 Compensation Survey has found that risk professionals in both the United States (11%) and Canada (15%) have benefited from significant salary increases…
Behind every major organizational crisis lies a hidden story. This article examines the collective shadow in crisis management teams and why recognising it may be a missing dimension of resilience.
Nexthink has announced the launch of Nexthink Spark, claimed to be the world’s first personal IT agent powered by real-time digital employee experience (DEX) data.
New research published in The Lancet Psychiatry warns that lessons have not been learned from the COVID-19 pandemic when it comes to mental health.
Various UK organizations have expressed ‘profound disappointment’ at the Government’s decision to drop the major package of audit and corporate governance measures that it has been considering.
Rob Demain examines how organizations are using resilience-driven approaches to manage the growing risks created by the convergence of operational technology and corporate IT systems.
New research – the Business Resilience Index – commissioned by Six Degrees and supported by Microsoft, has revealed a significant shift in how UK organizations are thinking about resilience.