Resilience has been a feature of two prominent inquiry reports that have appeared recently in the UK. In this article Robert Hall looks at resilience lessons from Phase 2 of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry.
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A survey by WTW has found that 80% of risk leaders are concerned about their organization’s resilience to risks that may emerge over the next decade.
Engaging with the media is fraught with problems, but sometimes you can’t avoid facing the press. This article is all about understanding what the media want, and how you can deliver it on your own terms through thorough preparation.
A Censuswide survey has gathered the views of UK organizations on the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, which was trailed by the UK Government in July 2024’s King’s Speech.
As robot and drone use becomes more widespread and mission-critical, business continuity plans will need to consider how to respond to robot and drone losses and downtime.
The Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec) has revealed the findings of its annual State of the Security Profession report, showing that more than half (54%) of cybersecurity professionals believe that cybercriminals will benefit more from AI than the security industry will.
The UK financial regulators have jointly published a policy statement which provides clarity on how they will regulate the resilience of technology and other third parties providing key services to financial firms.
The BCI has published its annual Horizon Scan Report, which looks at the current threatscape and looks ahead to 2025 and beyond. The report is sponsored by Noggin.
Control Risks has published the 2025 edition of RiskMap, its annual forecast of business risks compiled by Control Risks experts worldwide.
Businesses and other organizations are not prepared for weather-related disasters, with out-of-date business continuity plans failing to reflect the frequency of disruption of climate-related events.