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According to the latest Airmic Big Question poll, which looked at organizational ownership of AI risk, equal numbers of respondents said the CEO or the CISO is the primary owner. This points to some lack of clarity as to whether AI risk is a business or a technology governance area.
Lack of challenge to risk management and compliance decisions is a risk in its own right, with teams failing to challenge bad decisions if the setting it not conducive to this.
The Institute of Directors New Zealand has released a new resource to help boards understand AI. The guide aims to help directors develop and improve governance and risk management of this area.
In its Global Risks Report 2024, published in January, the World Economic Forum (WEF) surprised some people by placing misinformation and disinformation as the top risk over the next two years, but events seem to be supporting its position.
Aon has released the findings of its inaugural Business Decision Maker Survey, which found that 72 percent of business decision makers feel their businesses aren’t moving fast enough to address risks associated with global megatrends
Netskope has published new research into generative AI (genAI) and risk management. Using global data sets, the researchers found that 96% of businesses are now using genAI — a number that has tripled over the past 12 months.
Darren Guccione outlines the changes in the European Union’s NIS2 regulation compared to the current NIS regulation and how organizations can effectively prepare for October 17th 2024: the deadline when EU member states need to ‘transpose its measures into national law’.
While often overlooked, heatwaves are one of the most dangerous natural hazards and pose a significant health and safety risk for the global workforce.
The Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) has partnered with the Human Technology Institute (HTI) at University of Technology Sydney, to produce new resources to help directors and boards navigate the era of artificial intelligence (AI).
According to PwC’s inaugural 2024 Global CSRD Survey the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will affect about 50,000 companies, having a global impact.