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Introducing Fusion’s New Argos Risk Integration

Fusion Risk Management

Third – party risk management (TPRM) continues to be a focus area for both regulated and non-regulated entities alike in the operational resilience landscape. The reason being that t hird parties often introduce added risk to organizations outside the scope of their direct control. .

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Operational Resilience in 2023: What Can We Expect?

Fusion Risk Management

and the EU operate with dedicated teams who work with the organization and local regulators to address the requirements that have been established by the Bank of England (BoE), Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), and other EU-based authorities. appeared first on Fusion Risk Management.

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Identifying Important Business Functions: Your Building Blocks for DORA Compliance and Incident Management

Fusion Risk Management

Respond You will also need to have a strategic incident management process in place. Just like with threat detection, you’ll need to regularly test your incident management processes not only to ensure that your personnel are always prepared but also to identify any gaps or opportunities for improvement.

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Geopolitics, regulations, and resilience

Fusion Risk Management

At Compass 2023 , Fusion customers as well as presenters from our strategic partner, PwC , shared firsthand experiences in a panel session on geopolitics, regulations, and resilience. The foundation of risk management Truly resilient programs are built on the foundations of your risk management and business continuity strategies.

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Everything You Need to Know About Business Continuity Plans

Erwood Group

While business continuity has been in practice since the 1970s and could be argued that it has been around since the 1950s through strategic planning it is something that is not common knowledge. Some managers have authority and experience as to when to invoke all or parts of a business continuity plan.