Rob O’Connor explores why businesses must overcome the fear of adopting new technologies to truly protect themselves from evolving cyber threats.
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Too often, awareness-raising efforts focus solely on presenting information to employees—explaining plans, procedures, and policies. While this is important, it misses a key opportunity.
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.
WTW has launched The Global Supply Chain Risk Report 2025, which is based on the findings from a comprehensive survey of 1,000 senior executives.
This page will be updated through Business Continuity & Resilience Awareness Week as new resources are published by the BCI and others, including Resilience Forward.
Mental Health Awareness Week runs from 12 to 18 May and provides a useful opportunity for organizations to consider the vital role that personal resilience plays in overall organizational resilience.
The BCI has released its annual survey-based Operational Resilience Report, which shows that operational resilience seems to be gaining ground.
To highlight Anti-Ransomware Day, Resilience Forward is highlighting resources published to support the event as well as asking various industry experts for their take on the current state of ransomware and resilience.
Business continuity resources for smaller businesses are quite limited in the global business continuity knowledge base. In the first of three articles seeking to help address this gap, Steve Dance provides a simple guide to the building blocks of a business continuity plan.
Tim Grieveson explains why today’s security leaders must translate cyber threats into business language, focusing on risk, resilience, and measurable outcomes.