News from Resilience Forward

Rachael Elliott highlights key themes from the recently published DRI 2026 Predictions Report.

The World Economic Forum has released its annual Global Risks Report, which shows  that half of those surveyed anticipate a turbulent or stormy world over the next two years, up 14 percentage points from last year.

Zero trust was meant to remove implicit trust, not shift it to vendors. Benjamin Schilz shows how trusted providers can undermine zero-trust architectures.

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.

Netflix’s Stranger Things is a world where the mundane can suddenly become a portal to the deadly Upside Down, a perfect metaphor for the current state of the Internet of Things (IoT).

While many companies are full steam ahead on AI, the governance needed to keep that adoption safe is not keeping pace. Martin Davies looks at how this area needs to develop in 2026.

Despite huge efforts to tackle fraud in 2025, the rate at which it is accelerating has left many UK companies struggling to manage this risk.

Absolute Security has published comprehensive research looking at the state of enterprise cyber resilience.

This section provides a listing of Resilience Forward stories considering how various areas related to resilience are likely to develop in 2026.

In 2026, organizations will rethink access management around continuous, multi-layered trust. Expect to see ‘multi-factor authentication for life’ take shape…