Named Polaris II, the high-level simulation exercise was based around an outbreak of a fictional new bacterium spreading across the world.
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KPMG International has launched a set of five AI Governance Principles for Boards, developed in collaboration with the INSEAD Corporate Governance Centre, to foster responsible governance of AI at board level.
AON has released its inaugural Human Capital Trends Study, revealing a critical gap at the heart of enterprise AI strategies: organizations recognize their people will drive AI success, but they are not investing in their people strategies.
A new survey-based report from the Cloud Security Alliance explores how organizations are currently managing AI agent governance.
Keepit has published the results of a recent survey entitled ‘Peer insights on AI adoption and the disaster recovery gap’.
There has been a fundamental shift in cybercrime: attackers are moving away from exploiting technical vulnerabilities and instead are targeting behavioural and organizational areas.
The recent Claude Mythos Preview has sent a shockwave through the cyber security community – and for good reason.
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has released a working paper which explores the technique of exploratory modelling and analysis (EMA) as a framework for scenario analysis under deep uncertainty.
Tim Freestone examines the AI data leaks resulting from the Microsoft 365 Copilot incident in early 2026 and highlights the governance and organizational control lessons learned from the failure.
Sysdig has published the Sysdig 2026 Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report, which states that organizations have reached the limits of human-driven security operations and are increasingly relying on machine-speed detection and response.