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Water crises becoming more common
Water crises in many parts of the world are becoming more common, according to recent research by the World Resources Institute (WRI).… More
29 August 2019
Businesses are finding it difficult to protect themselves against the increasingly diverse range of tactics deployed by cyber criminals and cyber insurance is underused. Recently, organisations have experienced a rise in destructive… More
While businesses manage risk in a wide variety of ways, too many are not quantifying the threats they face, according to Aon’s Global risk management survey 2019. In a wide-ranging report of… More
In 2021, artificial intelligence (AI) augmentation will create $2.9 trillion of business value and 6.2 billion hours of worker productivity globally, according to Gartner, the research analyst. Gartner says augmented intelligence, which… More
By Sam Elwell We are seeing a growing recognition of the importance of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM). Businesses are increasingly deciding to carve ERM out as a standalone function. Even where ERM… More
By: Chris Chilton CMIRM Chartered Engineer Registered Chartered Project Professional If you do not consider risk, you are in a risky business. Risk is the stuff we don’t know enough about. Risk… More
A decade of discovery and disruption Thursday 14 November 2019 | Inmarsat, London What are the real risk issues for boards today? Are they pre-occupied with fighting short term tactical battles while… More
The Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has warned that the use of live facial recognition (LFR) technology must comply with privacy laws. "Any organisation using software that can recognise a face amongst a… More
Southern Water has been fined £3 million in penalties and £123 million in payments to customers, following an investigation by the regulator Ofwat. It is the biggest penalty Ofwat has imposed. The… More
Cyber security professionals say adversaries have an overwhelming upper hand in the war to protect organisations from online crime – and that skills shortage in the field is making matters worse. Those… More









