News from Resilience Forward

The National Academy of Sciences and the Transportation Research Board have published a detailed guide to help airport practitioners develop and implement business continuity programs into existing crisis management plans.

A survey of global CFOs and compliance professionals reveals the adoption of a strategic risk navigation approach may be critical to greater business agility.

Red Canary has released a midyear update to its annual Threat Detection Report, providing insight into how cybersecurity trends, threats, and adversary techniques evolved during the first six months of 2024.

Traditional approaches to backup and disaster recovery aren’t fit for purpose when it comes to recovering quickly from a cyberattack says Chris Rogers. What changes should organizations be making to improve recovery times?

Alberto G. Alexander explores the nature and dynamics of organizational culture and offers some guidelines for creating and fostering an operational resilience culture.

A survey by SolarWinds of 700 IT professionals reveals that security tops the list of AI concerns, with nearly three-quarters (72%) emphasising the need for measures to secure infrastructure.

Leaders from the US National Security Council and the White House Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy recently convened a mpox roundtable.

ASIC has released a letter to market participants outlining technological and operational resilience guidance, clarifying how to identify critical business services, providing information on outsourcing critical business services, and confirming details of major event notification.

A new report from ASRA, the Accelerator for Systemic Risk Assessment, calls for a radical change in risk management thinking.

Working from anywhere (WFA) is now a key workplace trend, but there are associated workplace risks which are commonly unaddressed. In this article, employment experts Daniela Korn and Praveen Bhatia of Tan Ward highlight these.