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NewsPrivSec Focus: Enterprise Risk explores business resilience, risk culture, leadership and much more
Yesterday, PrivSec Focus: Enterprise Risk brought high-level insight into protections that businesses can put in place to guard against ever-changing and unpredictable threats.
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The Internet needs to be more like “Cheers” – we need to know your name
We are used to nobody really knowing who we are on the Internet, but the problem with that is that nobody really knows who we are on the Internet.
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Blind spots in supply chain hindering ESG progress
The availability and reliability of crucial supply chain data is preventing organisations from operationalising their corporate purpose and meeting their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals.
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EU politicians were victims of Israeli spyware
Hackers have been targeting senior figures at the European Commission, official reports say.
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Mexico’s surge in ecommerce fraud attacks calls for cutting-edge response
Mexico experienced a 220% increase in attempted ecommerce fraud attacks during its pandemic peak, calling for new strategies from public and private sectors through 2022.
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Russia’s war against Ukraine prompts Munich Re to tighten cyber insurance policy
Germany’s Munich Re Group has gone through a rewording process to exclude war from its cyber insurance policies.
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Russian oligarch yachts finding sanction shelter in Maldives
Barely 24 hours after Russian billionaire Andrey Melnichenko found himself on an EU economic sanctions list, his mega-yacht ceased broadcasting its location data from Maldive’s waters.
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IT response plans lacking despite increasing ransomware threat
While the majority of state and local IT leaders in the US consider ransomware and associated cyber-risks to be an ongoing threat to their organisation, almost half of private and public sector entities are yet to put appropriate incident response plans in place.
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Investors warn European companies over climate accounting
Volkswagen and BP are among 17 of Europe’s largest companies to have been warned by 34 investors over their accounting of climate risks.
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Russia readies roubles for bondholders as debt default looms
Russia moved closer to defaulting on international debts this week, prompting a move to hoard roubles to pay international bond holders that need to be repaid in dollars.
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Cybersecurity fears now greater than Covid anxiety for global business community
Cyber perils are the biggest concern for companies globally in 2022, with the threat of ransomware attacks, data breaches or major IT outages causing the most anxiety for cyber specialists.
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Hybrid working is driving positive ESG change, but what’s the best recipe for hybrid success?
One of the key business insights to come out of a highly challenging past two years is just how effective remote working and hybrid working arrangements can be for all stakeholders.
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Need to optimise customer experience is powering cloud modernisation
While cloud modernisation is already well underway across global business industries, a desire to enhance customer experience (CX) is having a driving influence on the migration trend.
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Russian cybercriminals’ campaign hit by FBI, US says
The FBI has seized a huge stash of IT hardware belonging to Russian military hackers, the White House has said.
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Day two at FinCrime Global explores crypto-regulation and the EU’s anti-money laundering tactics
FinCrime Global’s second day delivered more expert insight for financial leaders and senior practitioners working within financial crime.
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Almost all IT industry businesses pushing for cloud modernisation in five years
Hybrid cloud IT solutions are being targeted as a long-term goal by almost all of entities in the IT industry, experts say.
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FinCrime Global explores compliance and FinTech in the fight against financial crime
Regulatory compliance and financial technology took centre stage on day one of FinCrime Global.
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Data privacy violations sees Danske Bank reported to authorities
The data protection regulator in Denmark has reported the country’s Danske Bank to police following the institution’s failure to delete customers personal information in its IT systems, the bank reported today.
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Gender equality loses ground to other global issues through pandemic
The battle for gender equality in modern society has lost ground to the global health crisis, climate change and war, UN research finds.
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Financial crime landscape remaining volatile as pandemic recovery continues
Suspicious activity reports (SARS) and cybercrime fears are among chief concerns for businesses on the financial crime landscape, specialists say.
