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When You Can’t Rely on a Crystal Ball, Elevate and Invest in Resilience

Fusion Risk Management

In today’s world, organizations face unprecedented challenges that require a new approach to resilience. Where are my vulnerabilities? Organizations that embrace, invest in, and elevate resilience as a strategic priority are able to more proactively sense issues, analyze vulnerabilities, and adapt to the evolving environment.

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Operational Resilience in 2023: What Can We Expect?

Fusion Risk Management

I visited many organizations throughout 2022 and observed varying maturity levels in programs on their journey to addressing regulatory and policy requirements related to Operational Resilience. In 2023, we will continue to see more non-financial services companies adopt operational resilience concepts and frameworks.

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The Risks that Manufacturing Firms are Facing and the Impact that Follows

Fusion Risk Management

Building resilience means looking to your North Star to anticipate, prevent, plan for, respond to, and learn from such unprecedented disruptions. As technology evolves, manufacturers need to ensure that their cyber resilience programs are adapting, evolving, and maturing while their investment in cyber resilience follows suit.

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The Benefits that Actionable Risk Intelligence Provides to Your Extended Enterprise

Fusion Risk Management

The truth is that there are many pieces to the puzzle when it comes to driving enterprise resilience and business continuity – and experts will tell you that one critical piece is implementing enterprise-wide TPRM efforts, as managing risk is now everyone’s responsibility. How is Risk Intelligence Beneficial to TPRM?

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Managing Cyberthreats to Combat Ransomware Part 3: Cybersecurity Frameworks

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When an organization understands the business context, resources that support critical functions, and related cybersecurity risks, it can focus and prioritize its risk management strategy and business needs. These activities include asset management, business environment, governance, risk assessment, and risk management strategy.

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3 Ways to Drive Value within Your Third-Party Risk Management Program and Beyond

Fusion Risk Management

Automating key aspects of the process by, for example, collecting evidence of security controls and/or managing compliance requirements will set you on the right path to building a more proactive, resilient program. This type of value is delivered not only to your third-party risk management teams, but to the enterprise as a whole.