Six in ten ‘early adopters’ of quantum-safe technologies predict that ‘Q-day’ – the point at which quantum computers can break current cryptographic algorithms – will arrive within 5–10 years.
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CyberCube and Munich Re have published the key findings of a joint study on severe ‘cyber accumulation’ events and the relative resilience of organizations to systemic events due to effective mitigation measures.
Only one in three (32%) mid-to-senior level business leaders said that the last change they led achieved healthy change adoption by employees, according to a survey by Gartner, Inc.
Rising global temperatures pose an increasing risk to the resilience of well over half of the world’s top 100 data centre hubs, according to new research from risk intelligence company Verisk Maplecroft.
Nadir Izrael explores how AI is tipping the scales in cyberwarfare and how organizations can reclaim the advantage.
International SOS has published a useful guide to help organizations prepare for and manage crises. The document, Building a Responsive and Effective Crisis Management Programme, seeks to position crisis management as a proactive rather than reactive strategy.
Many organizations carefully define their risk appetite, but few have moved on to consider their resilience appetite. This article provides a conversation starter around the concept…
The frequency of updates to boards on cyber security has increased, according to the latest Cyber Directors’ and Officers’ Survey Report by Willis, a WTW business.
IAIS is asking for comments on a new ‘Application Paper’ covering operational resilience objectives and providing a toolkit to promote insurance sector operational resilience.
DigiCert has released findings from its Trust Pulse Survey highlighting the business impact of mismanaged digital certificates.