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How to Foster a Culture of Cybersecurity in Your Organization
A culture of cybersecurity means everyone in your organization takes ownership of protecting digital assets, sensitive data and day-to-day systems. It goes beyond installing firewalls or buying antivirus software. Building the right mindset is just as important as having the right tools.
Most breaches aren’t due to complex hacks but to simple human mistakes. In 2023, negligence or carelessness resulted in 98% of cases. IT expert Zac Amos lays out 7 tips to build an effective cybersecurity culture.
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Hurricane Lessons from 2024 and Factors for 2025
As the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season begins, most major weather forecasters are predicting above-average activity, potentially marked by increased risks of rapid intensification and U.S. landfalls. A recent Risk Management magazine article notes that the 2024 season highlighted several key trends and lessons to review, and may indicate potential signs of what may come in 2025 including: Disasters in Quick Succession Rapid Intensification High Sea-Surface Temperatures and the Impact of La Niña Steering Shifts Toward U.S. Landfalls Parallels to Severe Seasons Prompt Calls for Caution The RM article also discusses a recent insurance company report indicating that at least 40% of the commercial customers they serve are underinsured for hurricane risks. It’s time to review and prepare.
Read the article >>Disaster Management Case Study: The importance of cross-sector partnerships
OCHA and UNDP publish a new case study looking at public-private partnerships.
Read MoreInsights Paper: Infrastructure climate resilience across government structures
The Institution of Civil Engineers takes a worldwide look at governance systems adapting to climate change.
Read MoreRegenerative Resilience: Leadership strategies for building sustainable resilience
Grit can only get you so far.
Read MoreRisk Radar: Pandemic risks no longer top of mind
Taking what COVID-19 taught us into the future of preparedness.
Read MoreHurricane Readiness: Resources for emergency managers
FEMA provides resources to prepare for the 2025 hurricane season.
Read MoreCrisis Communication: The importance of body language
When communicating during crisis, people listen to more than just your words.
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Industry Pulse
Cyber Study: How the C-suite Disconnect is Leaving Organizations Exposed
The 2025 Ernst & Young Cybersecurity Study “Bridging the C-suite Disconnect” reveals an alarming divide between Chief Information Security Officers and the rest of the C-suite. This C-suite disconnect centers on how cyber threats are perceived by CISOs and the rest of the C-suite in four key areas:
- How exposed is the organization?
- How much are we spending on cybersecurity?
- What’s making a difference?
- Where are cyber threats coming from?
AI Data Security and Compliance Risk Report Industry Study Reveals 83% of Organizations Operate Without Basic Controls
Companies want to use AI tools but can’t protect their data. Kitework’s survey of 461 cybersecurity, IT, risk management, and compliance professionals reveals that most organizations operate without basic safeguards while employees freely share sensitive information with chatbots and other AI services.
83% of companies rely on training sessions, warning emails, or nothing at all to prevent data exposure to AI tools. Security incidents involving AI jumped 56% last year. Employees increasingly use unauthorized “shadow AI” tools, exposing passwords and company credentials without anyone knowing.
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