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Digital risk is enterprise risk: The case for AI and digital committees

by Alexander Larsen, CFIRM, Deputy Chair of the IRM Energy and Renewables Committee and IRM Saudi Arabia Committee member Artificial Intelligence (AI),… More

30 July 2026

A sponsored post by the MetricStream Research Team 47% percent of risk professionals say they recognize the value of artificial intelligence in governance, risk, and compliance. Yet only 14% have integrated it… More

by Zhanar Tukeyeva Modern life depends on a few thin, hidden threads beneath the sea. These cables connect financial systems, cloud services, hospitals, ports and governments. When one breaks, disruption spreads quickly.… More

An IRM study found that in H1 2025, 47% of organizations cited growth in digital risk management capabilities and 53% said AI and automation risk were the “fastest-growing concern”. This means that… More

Author: Richard Bendall-Jones, Product Manager and Risk Engineer The field of artificial intelligence (AI) has seen rapid growth and development, and one of its most promising branches is deep learning. There has… More

First off, from everyone here at the Institute of Risk Management, we’d like to say a big thank you to you, our readers. We couldn’t have hoped for a better response to… More

AI is no longer seen as a potential technological disruptor, it is one. Artificial Intelligence has and is a driver of deep structural change in the workforce—one that carries complex social, operational,… More

Almost three-quarters (74 per cent) of businesses that have implemented generative AI (Gen AI) projects reported that they had seen return on investment (RIO) on at least one of those, according to… More

The 'Autumn 2024' edition of the Enterprise Risk magazine is available to read here. Download Link More

UK businesses looking to attract staff to tackle sills shortages in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity are likely to have to increase budgets, re-jig work-life balance offerings and upskill staff.  Almost half (47… More