Engaging the board is an ongoing challenge in cyber security for a variety of reasons: what seems like a uniquely technical issue is actually a complex business risk present across different business functions.
Board members don’t necessarily have the technical knowledge to feel at ease making decisions about cyber risk, and a lack of regulatory clarity and metrics around cyber threat makes it challenging to track ROI.
This session asks how we can prepare a board for a crisis, using planning processes to help shape decisions, identify areas in need of investment and gain cyber security sponsorship at the highest levels of the business.
Trump 2.0, Artificial Intelligence, geopolitical conflicts, disruption to business models, regulatory shifts and financial instability.
The year 2025 promises to be a pivotal moment in the evolution of risk management. As technology continues to advance and geopolitical tensions rise, organizations must adapt to a rapidly changing landscape.
The second day of #RISK London continued to impress, solidifying its position as the UK’s premier risk focused expo & conference.
Experiencing a data breach can be a harrowing ordeal for individuals, businesses and organisations alike.
The landscape of U.S. privacy law is undergoing significant evolution, shaped by a myriad of legislative proposals, regulatory actions and public debates.
Join us for a balanced exploration of these issues and gain fresh insights into the ongoing evolution of data protection regulations.
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