All #RISK Intelligence articles
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OpinionThree days of supplies at home. What about three days of trading?
The Defence Secretary, Wes Streeting asked the country a question this week. It lands differently in a boardroom.
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OpinionAI found the flaw. AI helped exploit it.
How a decades-old PHP flaw went from AI discovery to a global scramble.
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OpinionWhat does risk look like in 2027?
Ten shifts that are already visible, and what they ask of the people who have to manage them.
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NewsThe attackers didn’t break into Asos. They broke into how Asos talks to its customers.
A push notification headed “ASOS HACKED” reached app users in five countries on Tuesday morning. The retailer says its site and app are operating normally. The uncomfortable question for every board is what the attackers reached in order to send it.
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OpinionAn AI agent broke into a government system. Nobody noticed for three months.
Australia did not detect the intrusion into its Medicare statistics portal. OpenAI told them, 84 days after it happened. For UK risk and security leaders, the uncomfortable questions are the same ones, and most organisations do not have answers ready.
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OpinionAI is moving faster than governance. It’s time to get the right people in the room.
AI promises speed. But can your organisation explain who is accountable when it gets something wrong? That is the question to bring to #RISK Expo Europe 2026, taking place on 10–11 November at ExCeL London.
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OpinionAI, SI or BI? The case for calling it Behavioural Intelligence
Donald Trump wants the world to call AI “super intelligence”. I argue that both names mislead people about what the technology does, and that Behavioural Intelligence is a more accurate term for systems that learn from human behaviour and reproduce it.
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OpinionWould you approve the AI if you were on the receiving end?
Technical checks, legal reviews and vendor assurances tell us what an AI system is supposed to do. They rarely tell us what it does to the people it decides about, or who has the authority to stop it.
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NewsCiti, Shell, Aviva and NatWest among the 2026 #RISK Awards shortlist
More than 300 nominations were submitted across 20 categories, from operational risk and financial crime prevention to third-party governance and the use of AI in GRC. Winners are announced at ExCeL London on the evening of 11 November.
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NewsDriving Boardroom Clarity: #RISK BFSI Executive Forum Teams Up with BDO in Strategic Partnership
GRC World Forums and BDO are delighted to announce a strategic partnership for the upcoming #RISK Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) Executive Forum.
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FeatureNavigating the New GRC Landscape: #RISK BFSI Executive Forum Teams Up with Halsey Keetch and RegulAtopia®
With GRC functions now central to corporate resilience, #RISK BFSI Executive Forum has partnered with Halsey Keetch to bridge the gap between technical expertise and enterprise leadership.
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OpinionThe Human Firewall: Why Your People Are Actually Your Best Security Investment
As human-driven cyber risk continues to dominate breach narratives, blame is proving to be a dead end.
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OpinionGuardrails, Not Gates: Rethinking the Human Role in Cyber Resilience
As security leaders grow into 2026, the real challenge is no longer technology, but culture.
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OpinionIs There a “Ghost” in Your Machine?
As AI-enabled identity fraud and remote working converge, trust in who is really behind the keyboard is becoming a critical — and often overlooked — enterprise risk.
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Fact Sheet#RISK Expo Europe Unites GRC, Cyber, and Regulatory Leaders at Scale
As geopolitical instability and agentic AI redefine the global threat landscape, #RISK Expo Europe returns to ExCeL London on 10–11 November 2026 as the definitive hub for integrated and cross-functional risk.
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OpinionGoverning ESG Risk and Opportunity in a High-Impact, Low-Certainty Environment
As ESG shifts from standardised reporting to board-level judgement under uncertainty, the real differentiator is no longer disclosure but governance quality and decision discipline.
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OpinionResilience in the Age of AI: How EW-AiRM© future-proves Enterprise Risk Management
As AI introduces speed, scale and uncertainty that traditional ERM was never built to handle, risk leaders are being forced to rethink resilience from the ground up.
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OpinionERM Is Dead (As We Know It): Why Strategic Resilience Must Lead in 2026
Traditional ERM frameworks are struggling to keep pace with systemic disruption, leaving boards with reports rather than decision-ready insight.
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OpinionDoes business need to start training for a Hunger Games world?
As global rules fragment and power politics increasingly override legal certainty, businesses face a radically altered risk landscape where geopolitics directly shapes commercial outcomes.
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In Conversation WithClosing the Gap: How Nooga is Redefining “DevGRCOps”
From kitchen table debates to a global startup, Emelie and Magnus Nooga are on a mission to weave risk and compliance directly into the developer’s workflow.
