The DHS has released a set of recommendations for the safe and secure development and deployment of artificial intelligence in critical infrastructure.
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To determine how effective investments in flood adaptation measures can be, it is important to quantify their financial benefits. Swiss Re Institute has carried out a study comparing economic benefits and cost ratios of selected flood adaptation measures.
As robot and drone use becomes more widespread and mission-critical, business continuity plans will need to consider how to respond to robot and drone losses and downtime.
The Banque de France (BdF) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) have announced the successful completion of a groundbreaking joint experiment in post-quantum cryptography.
The US NIST has published a new report, IR 8517, Hardware Security Failure Scenarios: Potential Weaknesses in Hardware Design.
The Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec) has revealed the findings of its annual State of the Security Profession report, showing that more than half (54%) of cybersecurity professionals believe that cybercriminals will benefit more from AI than the security industry will.
The UK financial regulators have jointly published a policy statement which provides clarity on how they will regulate the resilience of technology and other third parties providing key services to financial firms.
The BCI has published its annual Horizon Scan Report, which looks at the current threatscape and looks ahead to 2025 and beyond. The report is sponsored by Noggin.
Control Risks has published the 2025 edition of RiskMap, its annual forecast of business risks compiled by Control Risks experts worldwide.
A new open access academic paper examining complexity and adaptive capacity has been published in the Risk Analysis journal.