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Risk managers are waking up to the realisation that cyber attacks are inevitable, Mark Lamb, CEO of HighGround.io, explains how to prepare
It’s time for risk managers to hold cybersecurity vendors to account, says Richard Hollis, CEO of Risk Crew
Pandemic impacts, geopolitical issues, economic risks and cyber threats converge on supply-chain risk decision-makers
Weakening customer demand, cyber security, increased taxation, and access to talent are other major challenges - survey
Audit body argues that advanced analytics is the key to navigating an increasingly volatile risk landscape
Home working has increased cyber vulnerability, with 73% using company-issued devices for personal matters - Mimecast
A new survey conducted by StrategicRisk Asia-Pacific and leading risk consultant Gareth Byatt reveals risk managers in Asia are happy with the level of coverage and integration in their business, and believe their organisation actively considers risk in decision-making.
Changing competitive landscape, targeted cyber attacks and failure of critical infrastructure also rated highly both in terms of financial impact and likelihood to occur.
StrategicRISK questioned our risk community on its greatest fears. The future may be looking bright for Australia, but top nail-biters on the horizon include cyber attacks, hits on their reputation, and a failure of infrastructure.
Unlike conventional risk analysis techniques, scenario planning challenges risk managers to develop flexible frameworks and look beyond the usual evidence base. But is it catching on?
More than 150 risk professionals attended two high-level enterprise risk management (ERM) events held in Malaysia and Singapore, providing a rare opportunity to directly compare the attitudes towards this important topic.
Less traditional concerns are grabbing risk managers’ attention, our 2017 Australia risk management survey suggests
StrategicRISK’s Australia risk management survey reveals the interconnected nature of risk can be physical, geographical and even time-related
Launched at Parima 2016 in Hong Kong, the StrategicRISK Annual Risk Report reports on the connectivity of risks
StrategicRISK unveils the top risks of doing business for APAC corporates
Competition, politics and lagging behind the times pose a growing challenge. Are they connected?
StrategicRISK’s Asia Risk Report survey allows risk professionals to benchmark roles, risk priorities and salaries with peers
StrategicRISK polls leading brokers and risk managers across the Asia-Pacific region