According to a survey of 1,002 UK workers in full or part-time employment, carried out by Probrand, the majority (68 percent) of businesses failed to wipe the data from IT equipment they have disposed of in the two months following the launch of GDPR.
Senior stakeholders believe that the global maritime industry is not prepared to deal with major risks that are likely to impact it over the next ten years. This is according to the Global Maritime Issues Monitor 2018, published by the Global Maritime Forum, Marsh, and the International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI).
The UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) says that Board members ‘need to get a little bit technical if they are to understand and manage the risks they face’ and has published a five-question checklist to assist.
The Shared Assessments Program has released its latest risk management guidance, ‘Innovations in Third Party Continuous Monitoring’, the latest addition to the organization’s Building Best Practices series.
Gartner’s quarterly Emerging Risks Report has found that talent shortage has joined privacy regulation and cloud computing as the top three business risks that organizations are concerned about.
A new report by A.T. Kearney's Global Business Policy Council looks at the trends that will shape the global outlook and operating environment through 2023, highlighting areas where resiliency needs improving.
Adesh Rampat explains why he believes that the definition of operational risk needs updating to take into account the development of cyber security related risks, and including aspects of internal controls and user awareness.
A new report by Zurich Insurance Group, ‘Managing the impacts of climate change: risk management responses,’ provides risk management tools, and outlines approaches and best practices to help businesses respond to the growing threat of climate change.
The latest Deloitte Consumer Review reveals attitudes towards digital risk and data privacy; 84 percent of consumers would consider not using a company that failed to keep data safe.
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