The UK’s AI Superpower Playbook: An Investment in Risk and Opportunity
The UK has officially declared its intention to become an “AI superpower,” a bold ambition underpinned by a historic influx of capital from major U.S. technology firms.
The Blueprint for Resilience: The #RISK Europe 2025 Agenda is Revealed
The full agenda for Europe’s most important event for governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), privacy, fraud prevention, AI, and security leaders is now live. Featuring over 200 world-class speakers, four dedicated content theatres, and a unique two-day journey, the event provides a blueprint for turning risk into resilience.
The Risk Leader’s Dilemma: Navigating a New Frontier of Power and Responsibility
As boardrooms chase the immense power of AI and data, the responsibility to manage the fallout lands squarely on risk leaders.
Mastering the Interconnected World: Why the Five Critical Risks of 2025 Demand a New Approach
As leaders grapple with a landscape defined by AI disruption, geopolitical volatility, and hyper-connectivity, the siloed approach to risk management is no longer viable. #RISK Europe is designed to address this new reality head-on.
Day 1 Triumph at #RISK New York Sets the Stage for an Electrifying Day 2 – Happy 17th Birthday, App Store!
Day 1 of #RISK New York was an undeniable success, delivering on its promise of cutting-edge insights and dynamic discussions that explored the very pulse of Governance, Risk, and Compliance.
Upping Your Game: Preparing for the Risk Landscape of 2030 and Beyond
The axiom “the only constant is change” has never been more resonant than in today’s global risk environment.
Navigating the Nexus: AI, Regulation, and Resilience – Join #RISK Digital EU/UK on June 3rd
The risk landscape across the United Kingdom and Europe is undergoing a period of intense transformation.
Why GRC Is No Longer Optional: A Strategic Necessity for Modern Enterprises
In a recent edition of “The GRC Compass” newsletter on LinkedIn, Vaishali Moitra (Senior Analyst, QKS Group) compellingly argued that Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) has shifted from a reactive necessity to a core operational imperative.
