The European Council has adopted the ‘cyber solidarity act’, which aims to strengthen the EU’s capabilities to detect, prepare for, and respond to cybersecurity threats and incidents.
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The New Zealand Government has announced that new rules will be introduced that require fuel companies to hold at least 10 days of jet fuel near the country’s busiest airport to provide resilience against supply disruptions.
2025 is expected to usher in pivotal shifts in the IT landscape as enterprises prioritize resilience and adaptability in a rapidly evolving technological environment.
The UK Government has responded to the future risk of a H5 influenza pandemic by agreeing a contract for the supply of H5 influenza vaccine, based on a current H5 avian influenza virus.
In pre-published comments before a speech to launch the annual National Cyber Security Centre Annual Review CEO Richard Horne warns that the cyber risks facing the UK are ‘widely underestimated’.
The International SOS Foundation has published ‘Extreme Weather: Health Impacts on the Global Workforce’, which provides the results of research into the business disruptions and health challenges posed by extreme weather.
Regulated UK financial sector firms have until 31st March 2025 to comply with operational resilience regulations.
The Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) has announced that its Cyber Security Governance Principles have been refreshed to respond to the evolving risk environment.
The SANS Institute has published findings from its 2024 Detection & Response Survey, offering critical insights into how organizations are adapting their cybersecurity operations.
Leveraging Amazon S3 Versioning, Backtrack will ‘uniquely empower organizations to recover datasets of practically any size, from individual objects to whole Amazon S3 buckets where billions of objects may be stored’.