Enterprise risk management

CultureAI has released a new report, ‘The State of Enterprise AI Usage: The Illusion of Control’. This shows that organizations are struggling with AI governance and visibility, with 65% of organizations detecting unauthorised shadow AI.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be the largest and most geographically dispersed tournament ever held. Robin Bucknall outlines why organizations must prepare now – strengthening crisis response, tracking employee movements, ensuring 24/7 assistance, and planning for security and operational risks.

Kiteworks has released its 2026 Data Security and Compliance Risk: Data Sovereignty Report, a cross-regional survey of risk management, compliance, IT, and security professionals that reveals a striking data sovereignty disconnect.

Strategic discussions about AI often centre on workforce restructuring and automation. A more immediate enterprise risk is emerging: failure to design effective human-in-the-loop (HiTL) operating models.

Daoud Abdel Hadi examines how rising regulatory scrutiny is pushing banks and other financial institutions to embed explainability and accountability into AI-driven compliance systems.

KPMG’s Global tech report 2026 reveals that while organizations are moving beyond pilots and seeking to embed AI into core workflows and offerings, scaling can introduce additional complexity.

Deya Innab examines how the convergence of technology, payments innovation, and regulatory pressure will reshape the meaning of trust within the financial sector through 2026.

Privacy teams are being asked to manage growing risk with fewer resources, according to new research from ISACA.

While many companies are full steam ahead on AI, the governance needed to keep that adoption safe is not keeping pace. Martin Davies looks at how this area needs to develop in 2026.

Kiteworks has released its Data Security and Compliance Risk: 2026 Forecast Report