News from Resilience Forward

The Central Banks and Supervisors Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) has published an update to its Guide on Climate Scenario Analysis.

Ben Schilz predicts movements towards a sovereign Europe, quantum-ready encryption, and a slow goodbye to Big Tech.

The BCI presented its annual Global Awards at an event in London on the 11th November.

Harness has released new research exposing what it terms an AI visibility crisis across enterprises. As organizations race to embed AI into every product and workflow, many have lost sight of where and how those AI components are actually being used.

Grant Thornton has published the results of an enterprise resilience survey. This gathered insights from more than 550 cross-functional senior executives across industries and revealed a clear link between resilience and efficiency.

The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill was introduced in Parliament on 12th November. These proposed laws cover certain digital and essential services including healthcare, transport, energy, and water.

While business leaders are chasing productivity boosts and cost reductions by investing heavily in AI, new evidence suggests that many are sleepwalking toward significant governance failures, according to new BSI research.

Researchers at the University of South Florida have shown that long-standing approaches to training employees to recognise phishing scams may not be the most effective method.

A new study by Accenture has found that European organizations are placing greater emphasis on maintaining control over data and infrastructure, which is likely to accelerate demand for sovereign AI.

Sophos has released its fifth annual State of Ransomware in Retail report, a vendor-agnostic survey of IT and cybersecurity leaders across 16 countries. This year’s report…