Operational resilience is defined as an organization's capability to endure adverse disruptions, adapt to challenges and recover from events such as cyberattacks, natural disasters, supply chain ...

Serious losses have already been sustained, but the bigger question is how quickly operators can adapt, protect output and ...

Peacetime — before an attack occurs — is when to plan for disaster recovery and operational resilience. This is where asset ...

In today’s operating environment, geopolitical instability is no longer a background risk that businesses can afford to ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly become a cornerstone of U.S. economic growth, national security, and global competitiveness, as underscored by the White House’s AI Action Plan. The plan makes ...

Financial services companies and their digital technology suppliers are under intense pressure to achieve compliance with strict new rules from the EU that require them to boost their cyber resilience ...

Third-party relationships are double-edged swords— they can be your most significant force multipliers or risks. Third-party vendors are ingrained in all aspects of an organization, from accountants ...

In retail and beyond, reactive security is limited. Exposure-led resilience is now essential.

TL;DR:  What DORA is, who it affects, and what “good” looks like  If you run a financial services business in the EU, or you provide tech to one, DORA (the Digital Operational Resilience Act) is now ...

Proposals for a new operational resilience regime for financial services firms operating in the Dubai International Financial ...