Leadership and stewardship are at a premium in these turbulent and uncertain times; they help embed resilience. They come particularly to the fore in a crisis or disruption, but success is sown in the months and years before.
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As the world continues to face wide-ranging challenges, the mental health of employees is a pressing concern.
At the recent 2024 Counter Ransomware Initiative Summit 39 countries alongside international cyber insurance bodies backed new guidance which aims to support organizations experiencing ransomware attacks and to boost global resilience.
China, India and the US have been rated as facing the highest level of water security challenges alongside relatively limited progress towards solutions in a new analysis published by BSI and Waterwise.
Report finds 60% of SOC practitioners say security vendors flood them with pointless alerts to avoid responsibility for a breach.
The BCI has published its annual Supply Chain Resilience Report. This examines the past year’s level of disruption within global supply chain practices and procedures, as well as resilience professionals’ primary concerns for supply chains over the next five years.
Lauren Kornutick provides answers to three questions that chief compliance officers and other risk management leaders are asking about GenAI risks and employee compliance with controls.
Despite increasing cyber budgets, high awareness of cyber risks, and the large average costs of breaches, only 2% of businesses have implemented organization-wide cyber resilience finds the PwC 2025 Global Digital Trust Insights report.
For leaders to avoid letting panic take over in difficult or uncertain situations, they need to look past traditional coping methods and instead focus on mastering our mental and emotional capabilities, according to a new study from ESSEC Business School.
CSA (the Cloud Security Alliance) has released a new guidance document for organizational governance of artificial intelligence.