Enterprise risk management

As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply embedded in enterprise workflows, a new class of risks has emerged which needs managing: AI hallucinations.

Only 6% of organizations have an advanced AI security strategy, signaling widespread unpreparedness for AI-driven threats according to the AI Risk & Readiness in the Enterprise: 2025 Report from BigID.

In a speech given at the recent XLoD Global New York Conference, Mihaela Nistor, Chief Risk Officer and Head of the Risk Group at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, explored the subject of structural risk.

Strong corporate governance ‘provides the clarity, agility, and oversight that an entity needs to seize opportunities, manage risk, and stay resilient through disruption’…

Willis, a WTW business, has published the results of its recent reputational risk readiness survey.

Enterprise use of AI systems has been booming, but alongside the benefits come challenges and risks, as well as the need for strong governance and management of AI.

FERMA has released its inaugural NEXT (New EXposure Trends) Report, which warns that short-term thinking and cognitive biases at all levels are leaving organizations highly vulnerable to the widespread and long-lasting impacts of emerging risk trends

Concerns regarding the unsettled regulatory and legal environment moved into the top rank of emerging risks for the first quarter of 2025, according to a Gartner survey of enterprise risk leaders.

According to a new report from Allianz Commercial, civil unrest ranks as the biggest concern for more than 50% of company respondents globally, reflecting the fact that incidents in this area are increasing and lasting for longer.

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