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AI Integration: A Strategic Asset for Chief Risk Officers

Solutions Review

Diligent’s Brian Stafford offers insights on AI integration and why it is a strategic asset for chief risk officers. Effective risk management requires a deep understanding of all aspects of risk: financial, operational, governmental, strategic, and compliance.

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How SMBs Can Strategize Like Enterprise-Level Organizations

NexusTek

READ TIME: 4 MIN March 7, 2023 How SMBs Can Strategize Like Enterprise-Level Organizations When it comes to IT strategy, larger businesses often have an edge over smaller ones. SMBs and IT Strategy—Yes, It’s Possible The positive news is that taking a strategic approach to IT is within the realm of the SMB.

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Your Cyber Resilience Wish List for 2025—and How to Achieve It

Pure Storage

Managing these identities is essential to prevent unauthorized access and attacks, meet compliance standards (e.g., This includes implementing clear policies for evaluating, pausing, and ending vendor relationships. GDPR, HIPAA), and maintain business continuity.

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2025 GRC Resolutions for Your Business 

Reciprocity

As we look ahead to 2025, successful organizations will focus on transforming their GRC programs to meet these challenges head-on. Is your organization prepared to meet the challenges of the new year with a transformed GRC program? This shift demands a clear framework for evaluating and prioritizing risks.

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Change Control Board vs. Change Advisory Board: What’s the Difference?

BMC

Depending on the typical activity in your IT department, your CAB may meet as often as twice weekly. No matter the frequency of meetings, the Change Manager should communicate the scheduled change required well in advance of meetings, so individuals on the CAB are prepared to make the best decisions.

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Planning to Reduce Crisis Overload

Bernstein Crisis Management

The key lies in strategic crisis management planning that focuses on addressing categories of issues rather than specific circumstances. The crisis management team should meet regularly to review and update plans, conduct simulations, and ensure alignment across the organization.

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Cybersecurity Leadership: The Complete Guide to Building and Leading an Effective Security Team

Pure Storage

Strong cybersecurity leadership ensures that resources are strategically allocated, risks are properly managed, and that the team is prepared to face not only today’s threats but tomorrow’s as well. Risk Management and Assessment Leaders must evaluate potential risks to the organization and prioritize resources to mitigate them.