Aon has announced findings from its Intangible Versus Tangible Risk Comparison Report 2024. The report identified that a persistent protection gap persists for intangible assets…
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Cato Networks has unveiled the findings of its inaugural Cato CTRL SASE Threat Report for Q1 2024. The report shows that all organizations surveyed continue to run insecure protocols across their wide access networks…
The need to drive closer engagement between security teams and the C-suite is becoming more important as the rise of AI exposes organizations to added risk.
Sasha Mills, Executive Director, Financial Market Infrastructure, at the Bank of England, has set out the Bank’s vision for operational resilience and explained what it is looking for from FMIs in the run up to the March 2025 Operational Resilience Policy compliance deadline.
The UK National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO) has launched ACT in a BOX: an interactive product that enables businesses to rehearse and explore their response to terrorist incidents.
The sophistication demonstrated by the threat actors’ use of multiple layers of novel techniques and the concurrent operations against multiple targets around the world is cause for concern to the authoring agencies.
While pandemics have been the focus of infection-related risks recently, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing threat.
Climate change will not just create weather and climatological risks and impacts, it will also create direct and secondary impacts on society and economies. The time to start planning is now, to enable your organization to adapt in advance of possible disruption.
Internet exposure of operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS) continues to be a critical infrastructure security issue despite decades of raising awareness, new regulations, and periodic government advisories.
In a survey in which infectious diseases experts were asked to rank pathogens in order of their pandemic potential, influenza was considered the pathogen of highest pandemic risk.









