Thinking through Uncertainty: CFOs Scrutinize Non-Financial Risk
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12 top enterprise risk management trends in 2023
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
Enterprise risk management has taken center stage as organizations grapple with the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the threat of a recession and the rapid pace of change.
Executives recognize that stronger ERM programs are required to remain competitive in this new era. One aspect of the current risk landscape that companies must contend with is the connectivity of risks.
Businesses are increasingly more interconnected to partners, vendors and suppliers across global markets. As a result, the impact, for example, of a local natural disaster, the ongoing war in the Ukraine or high interest rates can cascade across an entire global supply chain.
Here are 12 security and risk management trends that are reshaping the risk landscape and influencing business continuity planning.
These are also closely related to: "Thinking through Uncertainty: CFOs Scrutinize Non-Financial Risk"
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Infographic: Top 12 risk management skills
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Infographic
Risk management is a must for anyone who aspires to be a leader or manager. There is risk to be addressed at all business levels, and if a leader is unable to manage risk, their upward mobility will disappear.
Being a capable risk manager requires awareness and knowledge to uncover potential risks and present them to people best suited to solve the problem. A risk manager doesn't necessarily have to make the fix -- they just need to bring it to the person who can.
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Royal Holloway: Lessons on catastrophe - differences and similarities between cyber and other forms of risk
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Resource
The field of cyber insurance is still in its infancy but has already shown significant growth, with plenty of evidence for further expansion. However, a lack of past information and some idiosyncrasies make pricing difficult, as well as potentially amplifying risk exposure.
This article summarises high level findings from a practical model that could be used in lieu of actuarial data. The model may be refined in the future as historic datasets become available. This practical model shows that cyber insurance risks pose significantly elevated likelihood and impact when compared with other forms of risk which are more independent. Higher premiums will be a natural consequence to insulate from the associated downside.
There are therefore strong incentives for insureds to improve event independence, for example through hardening. Insurers, on the other hand, can protect themselves from extreme events by rejecting certain risks with cover limits, as they do already, or they may choose to transfer the more extreme risks via commercial.
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Insuring the uninsurable: Is cyber insurance worth its salt?
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
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This article in our Royal Holloway Information Security Thesis series discusses the risks and benefits of cyber insurance and outlines steps businesses can take to make better informed risk mitigation decisions.
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A Computer Weekly buyer's guide to managing paper processes
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Traditional vs. enterprise risk management: How do they differ?
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CW ANZ, July 2020: Expert Advice on Security
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In this handbook, Computer Weekly looks at how organisations in Australia and New Zealand can better protect themselves against evolving cyber threats.
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MicroScope - July-August 2024: Is it worth taking a risk?
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Focus: how to avoid being hit by ransomware
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In this special report, we analyse the risks of ransomware and provide the latest best practice advice on how to protect your organisation from this fast-growing form of malicious software.
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Risk management is the beating heart of your cyber strategy
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Global Risks Report 2017
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Society is not keeping pace with technological change, with artificial intelligence and robotics offering the greatest benefits but also the greatest negative effects, this report from the World Economic Forum reveals
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Top IT security priorities: Addressing risk management and compliance
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In this expert e-guide, we explore the issues of IT risk management and compliance. You'll learn about best practices for audits, the role log reviews play in monitoring IT security, how to build authentication into access management systems, and more.
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A Computer Weekly buyer's guide to compliance, risk and governance
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Royal Holloway: Driverless vehicle security for military applications
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Existing attacks and risk assessment frameworks within civilian autonomous vehicles (AVs) can be used to review security of military AVs deployed for logistics purposes in a desert warzone environment.
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5 keys to business success in the age of AI
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TCFD: New Publications on Risk Management and Climate Scenarios
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With pressure to address climate change continuing to build, there is a growing need for updated and improved guidance on how investors and companies can manage risks and better position themselves for the energy transition. To help meet this, the Financial Stability Board’s Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures has significantly increased its output in 2020. This has included new technical guidance on the climate scenario analysis and risk management recommendation. The PRI is delighted to host this webinar and provide a chance for signatories to hear directly from the authors of these publications, their key findings and updated practical guidance on how to implement the Taskforce’s recommendations. Speakers include: - Martin Skancke, Chair PRI, TCFD Taskforce member - Martin Weymann Head Sustainability, Emerging & Political Risk Management, Group Risk Management, Swiss Re, TCFD Taskforce member - Jeff Stehm, Secretariat, Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures
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Today’s tech that’s changing the financial audit foundation
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Threat management: Essential guide
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Step-by-step disaster recovery planning guide
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The CCM for Financial Services
By:
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In this panel, we'll discuss the cloud security governance, compliance and supply chain risk challenges in this Financial Sector. We'll introduce the missions and goals of the European Cloud User Coalition (ECUC), a leading organization in the Europen Financial sector of the Cyber Risk Institute, and discuss how the collaboration with the Cloud Security Alliance might help the financial sector address the above-mentioned challenges. The panellists will discuss the role of CCM in supporting FIs in their cloud journey and the possible extension of the framework so as to better satisfy the specific need of global financial service institutions.
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Beyond Your Walls: Third-Party Risk in Financial Services
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The Cloud Influence on GRC
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We need to talk about biodiversity | Are Corporates Ready?
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CW Europe - September-November 2020: IT expertise in banks' boardrooms reduces risk, says European regulator
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Masterclass: Quantifying the Financial Impact of Cyber Risk
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Being exposed to cyber risk is an inevitable part of doing business in today’s world. Building and maintaining a strong cybersecurity program requires constant vigilance, making the process of measuring performance over time quite challenging: What measurement standard should you strive for, and why? And how does your performance impact your organization’s financial exposure to cyber risk? BitSight Financial Quantification for Enterprise Cyber Risk is a turnkey solution that provides a quick, efficient, and repeatable assessment of an organization’s financial exposure to cyber risk. Organized into business impact scenarios such as ransomware, business interruption, etc., the analysis provides security leaders with relevant insights to properly assess and rank the financial impact on the business to facilitate organizational decision-making. By adding financial details about cyber risk and how it impacts the business, leaders can more effectively determine, according to the organization’s risk appetite, if they are willing to accept, mitigate, or transfer cyber risk via cyber insurance. Join us for this educational webinar to learn how BitSight and Financial Quantification can help you: • Drive accountability across your extended organization by establishing uniform performance targets as an integral part of your cybersecurity governance program. • Establish cyber risk financial exposure thresholds to measure the effectiveness of your program policies. • Continuously assess the effectiveness of your security controls and remediate any gaps according to best practices frameworks. • Instill confidence in your cybersecurity program performance by communicating easy-to-understand program KPIs to your Board of Directors and other key stakeholders.
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By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Essential Guide
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Understanding & Justifying Cloud Costs & Return
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Type: Replay
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By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Ezine
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Climate Risks and TCFD Implementation: Focus on Middle East and Africa (Part 2)
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Supporting DORA objectives with Akamai
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Type: Blog
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