The latest resilience news from around the world
- Details
University of Oklahoma researcher Paul Moses, Ph.D., has received an award from the National Science Foundation to better understand how chaotic grid disturbances from events like solar storms impact energy infrastructure.
- Details
Marsh McLennan has published ‘Staying Above Water: A Systemic Response to Rising Flood Risk’, a new report exploring systemic responses to rising flood risk, which is putting flood risk management under strain.
- Details
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has published its latest technical briefing on avian influenza (influenza A H5N1). UKHSA continues to work with partners including the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) to assess the risk to human health from avian influenza and improve understanding of the virus.
- Details
As the demand for - and reliance on - battery-powered technologies increases, a further supply chain crisis is developing. Alex Stapleton explains why organizations need to expect and prepare for a shortage of batteries.
- Details
On 17 February 2023 Australia’s Minister for Home Affairs the Hon Clare O’Neil signed the Security of Critical Infrastructure (Critical infrastructure risk management program - CIRMP) Rules 2023.
- Details
The UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has released guidance on ‘Mapping your supply chain’. This is aimed at medium to large organizations who need to gain confidence in their supply chain resilience.
KPMG Regulatory Barometer: operational resilience pressures on UK and EU financial services increase
- Details
KPMG UK has released the second edition of its Regulatory Barometer, providing a biannual measure of the regulatory pressure UK and EU financial services firms face.
- Details
Aon plc has published the findings of ‘Hurricane Ian: Rebuilding for Resilience’, a project to investigate one of the most costly storms on record in order to inform and enhance future risk mitigation strategies.
- Details
The Federal Reserve Board uses stress tests to assess the resilience of the large banks that it regulates. It has now published details of the scenarios that it will use during its 2023 stress tests.
- Researchers work on new CREST (Cyber-REsilience for SubsTations) technology
- Resilience First releases new report: ‘Whole of Society Resilience: Steps to Success’
- UN moving forward with plan for every person to have access to early warning systems
- European Supervisory Authorities brief organizations on DORA
