News from Resilience Forward

The UK Government says that premises and events in the country will be better prepared to respond to terror attacks as legislation known as Martyn’s Law gained Royal Assent and became law on Thursday 3rd April.

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has published a set of recommendations for preparedness planning for public health threats.

AlgoSec has published its annual ‘The State of Network Security Report’, providing a comprehensive and objective, vendor-agnostic analysis of today’s network security landscape.  

Originally used as a consulting term, the concept of a minimum viable company (MVC) is becoming increasingly recognised in cybersecurity, with businesses building strategies designed to protect their core operations to maintain essential services when dealing with cyberattacks.

The UK Government has confirmed the measures that it expects to include in the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, which it says will be laid before Parliament later this year.

In this article Alberto G. Alexander presents a framework for managing organizational crises, considers its impact on resilience, and highlights best practices for crisis management.

The EU Policy Lab has launched a new tool to help to organizations explore the effects of polycrisis through a workshop.

The SANS Institute has released its Critical AI Security Guidelines v1.0, a practical, operations-driven framework built for defenders and leaders who need to secure AI systems.

A newly released open-access paper written by representatives from academia, industry, and the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) says that the general-purpose artificial intelligence (GPAI) ecosystem needs to learn lessons from the software security domain to keep AI systems secure.

The European Commission has announced that it has decided to open infringement procedures by sending a letter of formal notice to 13 Member States for failing to fully transpose the DORA Directive.