Continuity Central recently published ‘Business continuity and operational resilience – how different are they really?’ - an article exploring where the two disciplines merge together and where they don’t. Here are comments received from readers in response…
The Swiss cheese model is a risk management technique that is transferrable to cyber resilience management. Thomas Muller-Martin explains what it is and describes the benefits of such an approach.
Digital twins are increasingly being used to model systems of interconnected things. Here Matthew Margetts defines what a digital twin is, and suggests where the technology is headed.
Passwords are outdated, vulnerable, and an unacceptable basis for cyber resilience in today’s organizations says Patrick McBride. In this article he explains why this is the case and looks at the way forward.
The effectiveness of risk assessments in risk workshops: the role of calculative cultures
Global commercial insurance trends: continued high growth in the cost of cyber insurance
The number of organizations unable to afford adequate cyber insurance cover is set to double in 2023
The importance of developing defensible deletion practices
How are Australian financial sector organizations carrying out climate risk management?
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Ransomware attacks: many organizations under-estimate the cost of recovery
Survey reveals the important role of ‘malicious insiders’ in successful ransomware attacks
IBM Data Breach Report highlights ‘costlier and higher-impact data breaches than ever before’
SonicWall Threat Report highlights significant changes in the threat landscape
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Business continuity can be defined as 'the processes, procedures, decisions and activities to ensure that an organization can continue to function through an operational interruption'. Read more about the basics of business continuity here.
Partnership to enhance cyber resilience in the connected transport industry
KPMG Global CISO Brian Geffert joins Global Resilience Federation board
RIMS Canada Conference program announced
Sungard Availability Services to sell US colocation and network business to 365 Data Centers
Chris Butler joins Databarracks to lead resilience and business continuity services