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In August, Andrew Bailey, chair of the Financial Stability Board, delivered a specific warning to G20 finance ministers: the immediate threat to global financial stability isn’t frontier AI itself, but frontier AI concentrated in a small number of third-party technology providers. His words to regulators were direct: “For the financial system, the most immediate concern […] The post Third-Party Concentration Risk Is Growing. Can Your Risk Program See It? appeared first on Arche
Introduction An organization can identify hundreds or thousands of problems across internal audits, risk assessments, compliance reviews, control testing, cybersecurity assessments, vendor reviews and regulatory examinations. Identifying those problems is only the beginning. The harder questions are: Who owns the issue? How serious is it? What caused it? What must be fixed? When must remediation... The post Issue Management: Process, Lifecycle, Types & Best Practices appeared first on ASPIA
Ransomware attackers are expanding their tactics beyond encrypting corporate systems and threatening to leak stolen data. They are increasingly using AI in attacks, exploiting organizations’ own AI systems and even using physical intimidation by threatening employees and their families to pressure companies into paying ransoms. The Semperis’ 2026 Ransomware Risk Report found that 84% of surveyed ransomware victims experienced attacks involving AI, while 87% reported attacks targeting identity in
Regulatory timelines shift every year, deadlines move, and guidance evolves. Yet compliance teams often continue executing against a plan built for the old timeline. The European Union’s Digital Omnibus entered into force on July 27, 2026, changing the implementation timeline for several provisions of the AI Act. Among the most significant changes, the requirements for certain […] The post The EU AI Act Timeline Changed. What Should Your Compliance Team Do Now? appeared first on Arche
Learn how a PSIM platform integrates access control, video surveillance, and other security systems to improve visibility and coordinate incident response. The post What is a PSIM platform, and how does it integrate access control and video surveillance systems? appeared first on Everbridge.
See how mid-size organizations can connect physical security systems, close the gap between detection and response, and coordinate faster across sites and shifts. The post The security gap most mid-size companies don’t see coming appeared first on Everbridge.
Cybersecurity threats do not follow audit schedules. A security control that was effective during last month’s assessment may no longer provide the same protection today. New vulnerabilities, changes to IT systems, third-party dependencies and evolving business requirements can all affect an organisation’s security posture. Yet many organisations still rely on periodic reviews, spreadsheets and disconnected […] The post What Is Continuous Security Monitoring? A Practical Guide
As councils explore AI agents to support public services, the challenge is no longer simply identifying where artificial intelligence could save time. It is establishing how these systems can operate safely, transparently and accountably. On 9 October 2026, the Local Government Association published A Playbook for Agentic AI in Local Government, offering practical guidance on […] The post Agentic AI in Local Government: A Practical Risk and Governance Checklist appeared first on Symbiant.
What Is Corrective Action? Corrective action is a structured action taken to eliminate the underlying cause of an identified problem, finding, nonconformity, control failure, or other undesirable condition so that it does not recur. A corrective action is different from simply fixing the immediate problem. For example, suppose an internal audit identifies that privileged-user access... The post Corrective Action and Preventive Action (CAPA): Process, Examples & Best Practices appeared first
A risk register can tell an organisation what its risks looked like at the time of the last assessment. It cannot, by itself, show whether the conditions surrounding those risks have changed since then. Customer complaints may be increasing. A critical supplier may be missing more service targets. Staff absence may be placing additional pressure […] The post Key Risk Indicators Explained: How to Spot Changing Risk Before It Becomes an Incident appeared first on Symbiant.
Written by Rossano Magro, Archer’s Sales Director for South Europe There’s a point in every transformation where the conversation has to shift. The vision has been defined, the technology selected, the business case made. Then comes the harder part: How do you actually make it wo rk across a complex organization? How do you keep […] The post Rethinking GRC Transformation in an AI-Driven World at Archer Summit: Accelerate in Rome appeared first on Archer.
Introduction Not every business or cybersecurity risk can be eliminated immediately. A bank may discover a vulnerability in a legacy application that cannot be patched without disrupting a critical service. An organization may identify a control gap while a replacement system is being implemented. A third-party risk may remain temporarily because remediation requires contractual or... The post Risk Acceptance Process: Criteria, Workflow, Approval & Examples appeared first on ASPIA Infotech.
Explore physical security controls for protecting information systems, equipment, and facilities, with steps to assess effectiveness and coordinate incident response. The post Physical controls in information security: An assessment guide appeared first on Everbridge.
October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and this year CISA's theme, "Securing the Next 250," calls on organizations to strengthen the systems critical operations depend on. Organizations have long appreciated the deployment flexibility of Cohesity Data Cloud. Run our cyber resilience platform in your data center, manage it from your cloud tenant, or let Cohesity run it for you as a service. This flexibility also extends to the Helios control plane: use our control plane in the cloud, or run
New Swimlane research underscores a paradox: While AI detection and response is essential to giving defenders an edge, one in four security pros say AI limits their skill development.
Today we’re bringing two new major enhancements to how organizations use Cohesity Identity Resilience: Active Directory Forest Recovery (ADFR) powered by Semperis is now built directly into the self-managed deployment of Helios, and every recovery is now automated end to end. These enhancements accelerate the “last mile” of AD recovery. Your identity, security, and backup teams can now move with greater efficiency and efficacy for identity resilience. What’s new in Cohesity Identity Resilience T
Consider this scenario. It’s Tuesday, and your change advisory board (CAB) signs off on revoking a service account's elevated privileges, rotating an encryption key, or clearing a legal hold. But the actual change cannot touch production until the Saturday night maintenance window. That is when you have support personnel on standby to troubleshoot or perform a rollback if required. In the meantime, somebody must manage the approved, but not yet run change. You must keep the ticket open without l
In IT, access requests often look simple. Someone needs a new account, a different permission, a password reset, or a system change. The request may be routine, the deadline may be tight, and the person completing it may be someone the organization trusts. The risk is not always in the [...]
In IT, access requests often look simple. Someone needs a new account, a different permission, a password reset, or a system change. The request may be routine, the deadline may be tight, and the person completing it may be someone the organization trusts. The risk is not always in the [...]
When an organization launches a new software feature, the signs of success can appear straightforward. The functionality is available. Training has been completed. The process is documented. Users have been told what to do. But that does not mean the work is actually happening as intended. Product adoption data [...]
Most cybersecurity AI helps teams identify threats, analyze alerts, or understand what happened. But insight alone does not create resilience. Organizations still have to translate that insight into coordinated action: activating the right plan, mobilizing stakeholders, assigning responsibilities, managing workflows, and executing across disconnected systems. That process remains fragmented, manual, and dependent on a small […] The post Introducing Cytactic for Claude: The Agentic Orchestr
Former Federal Prosecutor, Cybercrime Trailblazer, and Stripe Executive Joins Cytactic to Help Shape the Future of Cyber Incident Response Management NEW YORK, July 30, 2026 – Cytactic, the leader in Cyber Incident Response Management (CIRM), today announced that Shawn J. Chen, one of the leading experts in cybercrime, crisis management, regulatory investigations, and enterprise risk, […] The post Cytactic Welcomes Cybercrime Pioneer Shawn J. Chen to Advisory Board Following Strategi
TTX has been broken for years. We’re introducing the fix, and the future. The threat landscape made the old model obsolete this year. AI-enabled attacks jumped 89% year over year. Time from initial access to lateral movement collapsed to 29 minutes, the fastest breakout on record took 27 seconds, and exploited high and critical vulnerabilities […] The post The Next Generation of Cyber Tabletops is Here, Powered by AI appeared first on Cytactic.
